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Little ones enjoy Halloween fun

There was plenty on offer for kiddies and parents at the night market on October 31.

With a myriad selection of stalls offering an extensive fusion of craft vendors, street food traders, craft beer, cocktail and shooter stands, live entertainment and a kid’s corner, Emperors Palace Night Market at Sol Castro on October 31 was a hive of activity … with a Halloween theme of course!

Twins dressed up with their faces painted for Halloween.
Reiger Park twins Shaniah and Sharika Jacobs (7) were among the many children who dressed up for their family visit to Emperors Palace for the Halloween Night Market. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
A little boy dressed as Spiderman and a little girl dressed in pink for Halloween.
Those that attended like Sanele (3) and Amahle Mkhize (6) of Benoni, were able dress up in their favourite costumes for Halloween and there were also prizes for best dressed. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Two kids dressed as pumpkins siting on a blue inflatable.
Harpur (6) and Hudson (4) de Lange of Benoni have a ball enjoying the line-up of kiddies entertainment. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Two children dressed up for Halloween.
Among those who joined in the fun were Mahlatse and Nolo Mokabane (12) of Benoni who are pictured here while shopping and browsing at the eclectic mix of craft stalls and food vendors all while listening to some great music and having fun. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
A group of adults and children dressed up for Halloween.
Benoni and Boksburg residents (back): Vion Meyer (12), Caitlyn Taylor (14), Amoré Meyer (16) and Katryn de la Porte (13). Front: Carmen Taylor (17), Angelique Meyer and Christine de la Porte. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep
Two children dressed up for Halloween, one wearing a scary mask and black cape.
Harrush (8) and Bhavani (2) Naidoo of Boksburg enjoyed the craft corner. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep

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