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Halloweekend
- Stores around Harvard Square get into the holiday spirit by decorating with themed balloons, webs, and pumpkins. By Parul Agarwal
Sweet Tooth - Shopping for and eating candy is an essential part of Halloween, even if most students no longer trick or treat. By Parul Agarwal
Costumes - Costumes line the walls in the Garment District, ranging from tutus and tiaras to Jason and Freddy masks. By Parul Agarwal
Cup - Halloween themed objects are sold in stores around Harvard Square. By Parul Agarwal
Shoes - The Garment District, located by MIT, boasts a large assortment of shoes, including these vinyl red heeled boots. By Parul Agarwal
Masks - Saturday afternoon costume shops like the Garment District are flooded with customers looking for last minute costumes. By Parul Agarwal
Stores - Costume shops such Boston Costume and The Garment District attract many customers the weeks before Halloween. By Parul Agarwal
With Halloween falling on a Monday, Harvard students have an excuse to dress up for more than just one night. Customers flock to decorated stores and costume shops to stock up on accessories and candy.
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