Photos: Halloween 2015 around Tucson
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Views of Halloween 2015 from 4th Avenue to the library to neighborhoods.
Kristian Bermudez Jr., 1, is carried in the costume parade by Kristian Bermudez during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Alexis Brown, 2, walks back to the car dressed as a princess after a morning at the Viva La Local Food Festival at Rillito Park Race Track on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Senior Caesar Yepis, left, plays violin with the Nogales High School Mariachi Apache in the center of the Tucson Mall on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. The group was invited to play by the SoundBox Music store. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Giada, a soft-coated Wheaten terrier, sits pretty in her Halloween costume beside Rudy Moreno at Bookman's on Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Luciano Elias Parker dressed a charro looks back at Riccy Parker during the Halloween costume party at Bookman's on Grand Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Rowan Testerman, 8, dressed as the PokÈmon character Pikachu plays with orange and black balloons during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Stephanie Quimby-Greene shows Brenda Gibb, 4, her wintery face paint as John Gibb holds her during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Gibbs dressed up as Elsa from "Frozen." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Eleanor Cordero, right, dressed as Medusa helps her nephew Max, 4, dressed a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Cordero put together her Halloween costume for $15, including a refurbished graduation robe from a thrift store. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Tim Fuller passes out Halloween candy to Gloria, 7, and Federico, 5, Valencia while Elena Kay dressed as the Green Lantern looks on in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Bates Butler puts the finishes touches on his elaborate yard decorations before sunset in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Butler started decorating his yard after he discovered post-Halloween sales at Halloween superstores about 8 years ago and now has a large family gathering at his house every year. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Mark Berman adds an additional string of orange lights to illuminate a creepy mannequin at his house in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Berman started decorating his yard 25 years ago originally for his god child who wasn't allowed to go trick-or-treating due to safety concerns and has kept up the tradition every year. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Martin Gil dressed as Slenderman receives a coveted king-size candy bar from Judy Riley while his mother Mayra Gil watches in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Mz. Rockzo swaggers down Congress Street with a sign promising that she "will spank for food" on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Mz. Rockzo describes her costume as a combination between the Metalocalypse character Dr. Rockso and Jennifer Lopez. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Sam Lawless portrays one of his post-apocalyptic characters, Reverend Lawless, at the Surly Wench Pub on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Reverend Lawless professes drinking a concoction of equal parts gasoline and alcohol because, "in the apocalypse, it's going to be about the same thing." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Gilbert Rivera dressed as a jester walks past Generation Cool on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Rivera went out with his costumed family because they're, "still kids inside." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Maxine Mack makes eyes at passerby dressed as a character loosely basked on the Black Dahlia murder outside of the Surly Wench Pub on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
JW Marriott Starr Pass sous chef Carlos Guerrero prepares barbecue chicken for the rosemary waffle and barbecue chicken slider to be paired with blood orange lemonade at Viva La Local Food Festival at Rillito Park Race Track on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Kristian Bermudez Jr., 1, is carried in the costume parade by Kristian Bermudez during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Alexis Brown, 2, walks back to the car dressed as a princess after a morning at the Viva La Local Food Festival at Rillito Park Race Track on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Senior Caesar Yepis, left, plays violin with the Nogales High School Mariachi Apache in the center of the Tucson Mall on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. The group was invited to play by the SoundBox Music store. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Giada, a soft-coated Wheaten terrier, sits pretty in her Halloween costume beside Rudy Moreno at Bookman's on Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Luciano Elias Parker dressed a charro looks back at Riccy Parker during the Halloween costume party at Bookman's on Grand Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Rowan Testerman, 8, dressed as the PokÈmon character Pikachu plays with orange and black balloons during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Stephanie Quimby-Greene shows Brenda Gibb, 4, her wintery face paint as John Gibb holds her during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Gibbs dressed up as Elsa from "Frozen." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Eleanor Cordero, right, dressed as Medusa helps her nephew Max, 4, dressed a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle during Bookman's Halloween costume party at Grant Rd. and Campbell Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Cordero put together her Halloween costume for $15, including a refurbished graduation robe from a thrift store. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Tim Fuller passes out Halloween candy to Gloria, 7, and Federico, 5, Valencia while Elena Kay dressed as the Green Lantern looks on in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Gloria Valencia, 7, checks out one of Bates Butler's many creepy yard decorations while Federico Valencia, 5, watches in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015.Â
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Bates Butler puts the finishes touches on his elaborate yard decorations before sunset in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Butler started decorating his yard after he discovered post-Halloween sales at Halloween superstores about 8 years ago and now has a large family gathering at his house every year. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Mark Berman adds an additional string of orange lights to illuminate a creepy mannequin at his house in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Berman started decorating his yard 25 years ago originally for his god child who wasn't allowed to go trick-or-treating due to safety concerns and has kept up the tradition every year. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Martin Gil dressed as Slenderman receives a coveted king-size candy bar from Judy Riley while his mother Mayra Gil watches in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Mz. Rockzo swaggers down Congress Street with a sign promising that she "will spank for food" on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Mz. Rockzo describes her costume as a combination between the Metalocalypse character Dr. Rockso and Jennifer Lopez. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Cirque Roots stiltwalkers perform with fire at Sky Bar during the Cirque Roots Halloween Party at Sky Bar on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Sam Lawless portrays one of his post-apocalyptic characters, Reverend Lawless, at the Surly Wench Pub on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Reverend Lawless professes drinking a concoction of equal parts gasoline and alcohol because, "in the apocalypse, it's going to be about the same thing." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Gilbert Rivera dressed as a jester walks past Generation Cool on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Rivera went out with his costumed family because they're, "still kids inside." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
Maxine Mack makes eyes at passerby dressed as a character loosely basked on the Black Dahlia murder outside of the Surly Wench Pub on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
The underpass from 4th Avenue to Congress Street teems with costume-clad Tucsonans on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
H20 Discotec packed with dancing patrons in conjunction with the inaugural Congress Street Halloween block party on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
JW Marriott Starr Pass sous chef Carlos Guerrero prepares barbecue chicken for the rosemary waffle and barbecue chicken slider to be paired with blood orange lemonade at Viva La Local Food Festival at Rillito Park Race Track on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star
- Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star
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