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Neighborhood House teens host haunted halls fundraiser

October 31, 2015 by Emmy A. Yates Leave a Comment

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  • Kamwren Byrd takes a break from the fun with his sisters Lyric Jackson and Sarai Byrd. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Volunteer Antione Cook has a laugh during the game hangman. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Six-year-old Keondra Knox saved the spookiness for a different year as she flaunted her princess dress. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Isaac Greer and Casey Dundy were nothing but serious at the Haunted Halls event. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Eaelah Win receives her newly crafted hat from volunteer Alexandria Berry-Wilson. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Sule Phyu proves that Halloween isn't just for kids. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Larissa Armstrong receives a skull face painting from artist Andrew Parchman. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • William Brooks is puzzled by his spooky word scramble. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Nine-year-old Eaelah Win models the Batman paper hat she made. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)
  • Skyler Brooks has a mouthful of candy at one of the activity tables. (Photo by Emmy A. Yates)

Kids of all ages and costumes made their way to Neighborhood House’s annual Haunted Halls event held at 2819 W. Richardson Place. Teens at Neighborhood House, a community center with a 70-year legacy, designed and created the two-day event of spooky activities to benefit their teen program.

For only $3, attendees were able to participate in activities such as face painting, crafts, word scrambles, scary snacks and various games. There was also a small haunted house in the basement where older attendees were able to test their bravery in the darkness.

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