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Calistoga Halloween 2013
Calistoga Halloween 2013
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Sail Boat Race
The city's recreation department set up a carnival in the Sharpsteen Museum parking lot that entertained children with games, snacks and a costume contest.
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4th Grade Cowboys
Sign bearers introduced their age groups as the 300 participants gathered at Cedar Street and Lincoln Avenue before parade time.
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Attention boils and ghouls!
Lions Club member Bill Squire uses a bullhorn to tray and organize hundreds of Halloween Parade participants before they stroll down Lincoln Avenue.
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Bring it on!
Who would try and take candy from a Sumo wrestler? Even one with a charming smile...
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Bunny Race
Looks like a dead heat for this boat race at the Halloween Carnival.
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Chicken Family
What did the firefighter say to the baby chick? We have no idea...
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Fairies
A pink and a green fairy ready their wands at the end of the Halloween Parade before the carnival starts.
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Fishing Booth
The ping pong ball always seems much bigger than the bowl's opening, especially at the end f a pirate's sword!
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Halloween Cars
A family of "Cars" fans zoom putt-putt the avenue during the Halloween Parade.
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Halloween Parade Detour
The parade was held up while firefighters checked out a reported gas leak at the old Miguels restaurant building. PG&E showed up to turn off the gas line and things paraded on as usual.
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Halloween Tractor
A very young Farmer John rolls down Lincoln Avenue in his customized John Deere tractor.
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Mayor Canning
Mayor Chris Canning conducts the costume judging contest --- how do you choose Spidermana over a ghost?
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Parade
For over 60 years, on Halloween Night the entire town turns out to walk in the Halloween Parade sponsored by the Lions Club.
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Pumpkin
No doubt where this carved pumpkin belongs!
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Sign of the Times
Te police dept. joined the festivities with a pumpkin carved like a badge and a web over the entrance sign on Washington Street.
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Two Kids
What could be better than holding hands and walking down the middle of the street with no one yelling at you to stop doing that?
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