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Bob Sofaly photo Hundreds of gouls, ghosts and mosters of all kind took part in the City of Beaufort’s Spooky Halloween Party on Saturday at Henry C. Chamber Waterfront Park. There were games, a DJ dance party and lots of food and drink available. ONce the party had concluded, they all converged near the marina and lined up for treats.

SPOOKY HALLOWEEN PARTY

Hundreds of gouls, ghosts and monsters of all kind took part in the City of Beaufort’s Spooky Halloween Party on Saturday at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park. There were games, a DJ dance party and lots of food and drinks available. 

Only in Beaufort can one ride a train through the waterfront park, as seen here during the City of Beaufort’s Spooky Halloween Party on Saturday at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park. Photos by Bob Sofaly.
Helping to haunt the City of Beaufort’s Spooky Halloween Party were characters of Tim Burton’s classic animated movie Nightmare Before Christmas – Oogie Bookie, left, one of Boogie’s boys Lock, and the hero Jack Skellington. After terrorizing the locals, the three stopped long enough for a photo.

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