East Lansing’s annual Great Pumpkin Walk brought hundreds of trick-or-treaters to the city’s downtown area on Oct. 27. Families from East Lansing and its surrounding area brought their children to trick-or-treat at the Great Pumpkin Walk, where attendees were abe to trick-or-treat at more than 50 downtown merchants.
The Wild Goose Inn, located on Albert Avenue, also hosted its annual “Land of Oz” as part of the Great Pumpkin Walk, where volunteers from All-of-Us Express Children’s Theatre dressed as characters from “the Wizard of Oz” and handed out candy to trick-or-treaters.
Trick-or-treaters will have another chance to trick-or-treat on Halloween, too. Trick-or-treating is permitted in East Lansing neighborhoods from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 31 each year.
Laura Bohannon
Cynthia Wright hands Reid a flyer for the All-of-us Express Children's Theatre at the Wild Goose Inn's Land of Oz as a part of the Great Pumpkin Walk in East Lansing.
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A group of trick-or-treaters feeds carrots to puppet animals at the Wild Goose Inn's Land of Oz as part of the Great Pumpkin Walk.
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Michael Liu feeds a carrot to a cow puppet at the Wild Goose Inn's Land of Oz.
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Eleni Lahanas hands Jayla Sandler candy at the Wild Goose Inn's Oz during East Lansing's Great Pumpkin Walk.
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A group of trick-or-treaters walk down Albert Avenue at East Lansing's Great Pumpkin Walk.
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Derin feeds a carrot to a puppet pig at the Wild Goose Inn's Land of Oz at the Pumpkin Walk.
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Shelly Lahanas watches her daughter Eleni give Tate Smith candy at the Wild Goose Inn's Land of Oz.