BETHLEHEM, PA. – Halloween is now less than a week away, and Bethlehem got in the spooky spirit on Sunday, holding the town’s 105th annual Halloween Parade.
The one-and-a-half-mile parade kicked off at 2 p.m. on West Broad Street and 9th Avenue and continued east, concluding on Main and Spring Streets.
The celebration included a mix of festive fun and community spirit, with fire trucks, local businesses, community groups, dance teams, and high school marching bands all walking – or riding – in the parade.
Even the Oscar Mayer Wiener Mobile paid a visit to the event to delight crowds.
Kids, adults, and furry friends dressed up in costumes to enjoy the beautiful weather and celebrate Halloween early during the iconic Lehigh Valley event.
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