Hallow Madness













Welcome to the Rainbow Heights Club Halloween Party.







Meet Bill the Vampire.



















Skip, as Big Mama from down the Block.



























Of course, everyone know the Flamer.














Nat, the friendly witch.













Our director as the King of Lanterns.




































Twin sisters, Kenya and Kanya Mashack square off fashionable costumes.








Then off to the Day of the Dead celebration at the Center.
















Even Whole Foods does up their signage in celebration of the Mexican holiday.



















What Halloween could be complete without an '80s birthday party??





To close, we dance the night away at Bowery Hotel.

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