SCHOOLS, shops and community events got into the spirit of Hallowe'en with some fang-tastic costumes to capture the mood.
Largs school dinner ladies were certainly well dressed for the occasion as they made some sweet treats for Hallowe'en.
The infant department had a scream with fun activities in class and a big party in the hall.
St Mary's Primary pupils enjoyed a creepy Crochet Club with the Parent Council teaching them how to make hand warmers for the local community and they aim to distribute them in December.
Some pics from today’s creepy Crochet Club 🧶 🧙♀️ Our Parent Council is teaching us how to make hand warmers for our local community & we aim to distribute them in December! ⏰ The chat & the teamwork today was fab. #Article15 #Article29 #Article31 @AliAllan_PLL @RCLargsMillport pic.twitter.com/bZ8gXhUw2O
— StMarysLargs (@StMarysLargs) October 31, 2024
Pupils at St Mary's had a spooky day with stories read by Mr Bones and then they enjoyed a variety of Halloween activities in class. They finished off the day with a Hallowe'en Party.
It was also a Happy Hallowe'en from Largs Academy pupils who got dressed up for the occasion.
And the Hallowe'en picky tea community dinner at the Church of The Nazarene was a great success with foodbank volunteer Wendy Low Thomson looking angelic for the occasion.
And Haylie Stores in Largs certainly put on a spook-tacular event with a fully haunted house providing a fantastic experience for customers with spectacular 3D moving displays.
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