halloween

The candy map returns on October 23 thanks to DNB, Inc., and with over 37 candy stops on the New Bedford candy map, children are in for a scary-good time.

About 10 dolls are on display in Mattapoisett, and they have already begun to cause a disturbance amongst guests ahead of the museum's first Halloween event.

This is your sign to bring your dog to a Halloween photo shoot in Dartmouth, and the best part is that your money will go to a good cause.

For the past four years, Fairhaven's Ribeiro family has raised money for the hospital that continues to help their daughter battle Hashimoto's disease.

Fall River is hosting its first Boo at the Beach and it is full of free family fun for all ages.

The Rebello family of New Bedford recently had a photo shoot in Acushnet that was downright paranormal.

Homeowners all over the SouthCoast have transformed their yards into must-see drive-by displays and walk-through haunts for members of the community to enjoy.

Here is a list of Halloween happenings on the SouthCoast and what you need to know for each one.

Dartmouth's Grace Botelho displays hundreds of decorations, animatronics, and lights in this walk-through haunt.

Wareham native Tina Pittsley organized a Halloween party in Onset to raise money for those fighting cancer, after losing her mother and brother to the disease.