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Confection connection: Beede Center hosts Trunk-or-Treat 2025

Spider-Man and The Grim Reaper greet Acton Police comfort K-9 Thor as his caretaker, School Resource Officer Samantha Simpson, looks on during Sunday’s sixth annual town Trunk-or-Treat event at the Beede Center. Photo by Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Spider-Man and The Grim Reaper greet Acton Police comfort K-9 Thor as his caretaker, School Resource Officer Samantha Simpson, looks on during Sunday’s sixth annual town Trunk-or-Treat event at the Beede Center. Photo by Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge

Costumed kids eager for candy flowed into Sunday’s sixth annual town Trunk-or-Treat event at the Beede Center. 

Photos: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge

Trunk-or-Treaters descend on a car for their Halloween goodies. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Trunk-or-Treaters descend on a car for their Halloween goodies.
Nine-year-old Gingerbread Girl Kamya Williams shares sweets and good cheer at the Candyland table. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Nine-year-old Gingerbread Girl Kamya Williams shares sweets and good cheer at the Candyland table.
Clad in her finest, 4-month-old Molly Miller surveys the festivities from her royal carriage. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Clad in her finest, 4-month-old Molly Miller surveys the festivities from her royal carriage.
A hungry hand reaches into a witch’s cauldron for some M&Ms. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
A hungry hand reaches into a witch’s cauldron for some M&Ms.
Charlotte Brooks, who turns 4 next month, takes a regal stroll. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Charlotte Brooks, who turns 4 next month, takes a regal stroll.
Acton Fire Department Lt. Lindsay McGloughlin offers Halloween candy to a hungry elephant. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Acton Fire Department Lt. Lindsay McGloughlin offers Halloween candy to a hungry elephant.
Laura Will helps son Alden, 5, at the Lollipop Ring Toss Game, as his sister Hadley, 7, stands by. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Laura Will helps son Alden, 5, at the Lollipop Ring Toss Game, as his sister Hadley, 7, stands by.
Max Hickson, 11, takes a break from trick-or-treating to enjoy an apple-flavored lollipop. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Max Hickson, 11, takes a break from trick-or-treating to enjoy an apple-flavored lollipop.
Asked what kind of dinosaur he portrayed, Leo Deitz, 6, respectfully explained he was a dragon, not a dinosaur. Photo: Jean Fain/The Acton Bridge
Asked what kind of dinosaur he portrayed, Leo Deitz, 6, respectfully explained he was a dragon, not a dinosaur.

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