Halloween 2019

Kids and parents take to the streets to celebrate Halloween in downtown Menlo Park

The City of Menlo Park held its annual Halloween Hoopla parade along Santa Cruz Avenue this morning, a tradition clearly embraced by kids and adults

Hyde family front yard still the most Halloweeny in all of Menlo Park

We have yet to discover a more creative not to mention jam-packed Halloween decorated front yard than the Hyde family home on Laurel between Glenwood

Cafe Zoë hosts pumpkin painting party on Oct. 26

Two Menlo Park Halloween events set for Oct. 26

The Halloween Hoopla Parade and Trick-or-Treat begins at 11:00 am with a parade through downtown to Fremont Park. Led by a band comprised of music students

Make Halloween crafts at the Atherton Library on Oct. 26

Come to the Atherton library (2 Dinkelspiel Station Lane) on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm to make felt accessories to wear for

Spotted: Pirate skeleton with a karaoke bent

InMenlo contributing photographer Robb Most snapped this pirate skeleton who evidently fancies himself a singer on Hobart Street. Wondering if the bird skeleton (parrot?) on

Spotted: Monster tree in Menlo Park

We came upon this cleverly decorated Halloween tree on Stanford Dr. Very creative! Photo by Linda Hubbard (c) 2019

Spotted: Skeletons driving a hot rod

A group of skeletons has commandeered a hot rod on Encina Ave. in Menlo Park. It appears the action has stirred up a flock of

Spotted: Out of control witches

We've always enjoyed spotting witches who somehow misjudged their air space and found themselves flying into trees. And then there are the ones who are

Spotted: Ghoulish front yard on Ringwood Avenue

This ghoulish front yard at 1050 Ringwood Avenue is best visited at night when the lighting and fog machine are in full effect Photo by