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More treats than tricks?

October 30, 2023

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Rhinelander Halloween events brought out hundreds of costumed characters – of all ages

By Star Journal Staff

The annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat event, Trunk or Treat at Calvary Baptist Church, the Pine Lake Haunted Town Hall and Halloween Fun Night at the Dome all took place Saturday, Oct. 28 in Rhinelander. Photographer Bob Mainhardt followed the crowds and shared these photos.

Hundreds of families line the downtown Rhinelander streets during the annual trick-or-treat event Saturday, Oct. 28.

Over It! skateboard group set up at the green space to give little ones a taste of skateboarding.

Downtown Rhinelander was a busy place Saturday afternoon for the annual business trick or treating.

A line forms at the entrance of Northland Music on Brown Street.

Downtown Rhinelander businesses opened their doors to trick or treaters Saturday, Oct. 28.

Area fire departments blocked off streets in the downtown area and also handed out candy and spoke with the ghouls, goblins and dinosaurs that stopped by.

Long lines at the annual Haunted Town Hall in Pine Lake.

Having fun at the Pine Lake Fire Department Haunted Town Hall and Open House Oct. 28.

At the Pine Lake Fire Department, volunteers serve hot dogs and other treats to those who attended the Haunted Town Hall and Open House Saturday, Oct. 28.

Vehicles opened their trunks at Calvary Baptist Church in Rhinelander Saturday afternoon for the annual Trunk or Treat event.

Halloween Fun Night at the Dome took place Oct. 28 following the downtown trick or treat.

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