Meet the 'wicked' good witches of New England
Join the New England Witches Guild for a parade, music, food, and family-friendly fun that brings Halloween magic to the East Bay
Most people know witches from The Wizard of Oz — and yes, there were good witches and bad witches. But there can’t possibly be any bad witches at a parade and festival dedicated to the …
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Meet the 'wicked' good witches of New England
Join the New England Witches Guild for a parade, music, food, and family-friendly fun that brings Halloween magic to the East Bay
Most people know witches from The Wizard of Oz — and yes, there were good witches and bad witches. But there can’t possibly be any bad witches at a parade and festival dedicated to the love of all things Halloween!
This year, the New England Witches Guild is bringing their magic to the East Bay once again with their annual Halloween Parade & Festival. The event kicks off with a parade at Riverside Square, traveling down Bullocks Point Avenue before ending at the historic Crescent Park Carousel — but the fun doesn’t stop there.
Guests can enjoy live music by the beach, food trucks, and a variety of free activities for kids, including face painting, a bounce house, and a dress-up photo booth. Come dressed in costume (maybe even as a witch?) and snap a photo as a festive keepsake.
This family-friendly celebration is one of those Halloween spectacles not to be missed — a magical tradition that captures the spirit of the season. Attendees are sure to leave with smiles on their faces, thanks to the joy and enchantment brought by the witches. These are the good witches, after all …
WHAT: New England Witches Guild 2025 Halloween Parade & Festival
WHERE: Crescent Park — 701 Bullocks Point Avenue
WHEN: Oct. 18; 11-4 p.m.
COST: Free
