Join neighbors at 2:45pm on Sunday, October 30th, for a fun filled New Chauncey tradition.
Everyone will be meeting up around 2:45pm at the intersection of Rose and Lincoln St. to register your costume. Neighbors will parade down to Lincoln Park, starting at 3pm.
Hot chocolate will be available.
Goody bags will be provided for the youngest 48 entrants.
Another great day for the 20th Annual Halloween Parade. Here are some pictures we took. If you have any you would like to share, please send them along.
Come join the FUN of the 20th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Please arrive by 2:45pm. We will start our parade to Lincoln Park at 3pm.
NCNA Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 29th at 3:00 PM (arrive by 2:45)
at Lincoln Park (on Lincoln St)
Parade starts at the corner of Lincoln & Rose. Please meet there by 2:45 PM. Come join the FUN of the 18th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Once we arrive at the Park, the 48 youngest kids in costume will be introduced to the crowd one-by one, and will receive Goodie Bags with small toys and candy. Hot Chocolate will also be available to all. Hope you and your children can make it!
NCNA Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 30th at 3:00 PM
at Lincoln Park (on Lincoln St)
Parade starts at the corner of Lincoln & Rose. Please meet there by 2:50 PM. Come join the FUN of the 17th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Once we arrive at the Park, the 48 youngest kids in costume will be introduced to the crowd one-by one, and will receive Goodie Bags with small toys and candy. Hot Chocolate will also be available to all. Hope you and your children can make it!
Thanks to everyone who came to this year’s Halloween Parade! It was a wonderful turn out and a great way to meet families, make new friends, and enjoy the neighborhood.
A big thank you to Paul, on the New Chauncey Leadership Team, for putting this altogether.
Come join the FUN of the 16th Annual Halloween Parade! Everyone is invited to this event. This is your chance to see our neighborhood kids in their awesome costumes! We will parade on Lincoln St. from Rose St. to the Park. This will allow for great photo shoots!
Once we arrive at the Park, the 48 youngest kids in costume will be introduced to the crowd one-by one, and will receive Goodie Bags with small toys and candy. Hot Chocolate will also be available to all. Hope you and your children can make it!
UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who participated and donated items for the event. We all had a great time and hope to see you next year.
Join the tradition of our Halloween Parade on Sunday, October 26th, 2014 from 2:50 – 4PM!
Kids, adults, household companion animals are all encouraged to don their favorite costume and parade from the corner of Rose and Lincoln to Lincoln Park.
Goodie bags, awards and snacks will be available. It’s a great time whether you are a participant or a spectator.
Come Join us!
Parade steps off at 3:00 pm, please arrive at Rose and Lincoln at about 2:50 to “sign in”.
If you would like to donate goodies for the event, please bring around 50 of a specific item so all can enjoy!
Join the tradition of our Halloween Parade on Sunday, October 27th, 2013!
Kids, adults, household companion animals are all encouraged to don their favorite costume and parade from the corner of Rose and Lincoln to Lincoln Park.
Goodie bags, awards and snacks will be available. It’s a great time whether you are a participant or a spectator.
Come Join us!
Parade steps off at 3:00 pm, please arrive at Rose and Lincoln at about 2:50 to “sign in”
Once again the new Chauncey Halloween Parade had beautiful weather and a bunch of interesting costumes. From the Ingalls’ girls to princesses and from witches to Transformers, every one on had a great time. I believe there was even a robot in the park.
Many thanks to Paul Bower and the other helpers for getting the goodie bags ready, hot chocolate made, and bringing the delicious and tasty treats.
This year’s parade ended at Centennial Park on Vine Street in New Chauncey with about 40 neighbors and children enjoying the sun light in the park on a delightful afternoon.
Once again the 2008 edition of the New Chauncey Halloween Parade was blessed with a very nice sunny afternoon. The participants came in both traditional and unique costumes and played at the Lincoln Street park while the rest of the parents and friends socialized and enjoyed the pleasant day. Paul Bower (right) organized another great day From the traditional to unique, this parade had it all!
Kids in costume run for the Lincoln Park paly area
Since 1999 Paul Bower has organized the New Chauncey Halloween Parade for the kids and parents in the neighborhood. The 2007 event was held at Lincoln Park, the latest neighborhood park in New Chauncey.
There were plenty of cheers and laughter for all. Following the “formalities” the play area was again buzzing with the playful sounds of children having fun.
There’s no better way to relax on a nice Sunday afternoon than with friends and families at our neighborhood park. Thanks again Paul, and we are already looking forward to next year!
One of the many characters who assembled in Lincoln park following the 8th annual New Chauncey halloween Parade – And yes, there were some “Hot Dogs” there too!
The day was perfect – a sunny and crisp autumn day in the mid-60’s with almost no breeze. More than 50 costumed paraders ranging in age from nine months to thirteen years old walked down the street from the corner of Rose and Lincoln Streets to the park.
It was quite a sight as the pirates, rock stars, ghouls, princesses, and assorted other characters strolled down Lincoln. There were rumors that Shrek even made an appearance. The group was met by some generous Purdue students who passed out candy as the parade passed by their house.
Once at the park, kids and parents alike had a great time talking, watching the kids play, eating snacks and drinking hot chocolate provided by friends and neighbors.
Then Paul introduced each of the characters and gave each of them a goodie bag that he had assembled. He pointed out that although we see many of these same costumes on Halloween night, we really cannot appreciate them in the dark as we can at the park. Plus it give the adults a chance to catch up and meet the new neighbors and see long time friends.
The Bunder’s Bee looks very
much like their dog- Hummm
Halloween Pirate
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Thank you Paul (and friend) for another wonderful Parade!
At the end of the day,
there’s always the tired puppy
The NCNA supports the ongoing sustainability and historic preservation of the New Chauncey Neighborhood in West Lafayette Indiana