Halloween welcomes
Families in Roma are gearing up for a fun Halloween night; here are the places to go for trick-or-treating.
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ROMA families have said they will join in on the fun, when kids across town partake in all things spooky this Halloween.
The night of costumes and candies may not be everyone's cup of tea, but trick-or-treaters are welcome at a myriad of homes.
Alex Pde are welcoming those in search of a sugary treat, and are inviting all costumed creatures to venture in their direction.
Over on Arthur St, numbers 124 and 126 have goodies and are eager to see costumes - they are an essential when you knock on their doors.
Number one Taylor St is looking after everyone, offering options for little ones with gluten, dairy and nut allergies, while another number one is on Mayne St.
The first house will welcome all the little ghouls and ghosts.
On Bowen St, Bessie's Ice Cream Bus is getting into the spirit; she will be parked at number 69, waiting for visiting kids.
Supervising parents can also buy a treat of their own, with all the favourites on sale.
The residents of 32 Hoffman St are keen to welcome trick-or-treating, along with 16/18 Lewis St, where lollies will be offered until the lights go out.
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