Plan your trick-or-treating schedule this weekend, with a listing of town by town candy-gathering hours.Â
It's not quite a nightmare on Elm Street, but Bayside Court is close enough. Whether it's the gravestones, creepy clowns, gargoyles, skeletons or spiders, this residence located near the bridge into Lakeport has a little bit of everything. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Ten-foot-tall monsters wander Laconia Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 24. Creepy clowns, Frankenstein's monster, and other ghouls walked among the crowd, and as they milled around Veterans Square in front of the pumpkin tower, the gave some attendees quite the fright. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Skeletons jam on their banjos among a group of pumpkins on an Elm Street lawn, decorated for Halloween, which falls this year on Saturday, Oct. 31. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
The Galleria Salon in downtown Laconia has a nice Halloween display this month to get in the spirit of the holiday. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
A North Main Street residence has a giant inflatable pumpkin on its property, nestled between trees that have dropped their orange leaves, creating a quintessential Halloween ambiance. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
It's not quite a nightmare on Elm Street, but Bayside Court is close enough. Whether it's the gravestones, creepy clowns, gargoyles, skeletons or spiders, this residence located near the bridge into Lakeport has a little bit of everything. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Ten-foot-tall monsters wander Laconia Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 24. Creepy clowns, Frankenstein's monster, and other ghouls walked among the crowd, and as they milled around Veterans Square in front of the pumpkin tower, the gave some attendees quite the fright. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Elm Street is a core part of Halloween lore thanks to Wes Craven, and in Laconia, the residents never disappoint with yards loaded with creepy decorations. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Even the dead throw on coats and hats to stay warm for a night on the town in October in Laconia. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Dapper-looking skeletons creep across the lawn of an Elm Street residence ahead of Halloween. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Elm Street residents go all out for Halloween with reapers among the dark entities lurking by the headstones on display. (Bob Martin/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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