Idyllwild gets an early start on Halloween …

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Idyllwild School’s Halloween dance included all sorts of crazy costumes and makeup which the kid’s showed off during the costume contest on Friday afternoon. Photo by Barbara Reese

 

Witches, ghosts and goblins showed up at the Town Hall Halloween party on Saturday afternoon to decorate pumpkins, play games, make masks and just have some Halloween fun.

 

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