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Halloween Highlights 2025

November 1, 2025 by Bonnee Waldstein

Every year Halloween gets more and more elaborate in Glen Park. After all, Glen Park is the 35th coolest neighborhood in the world! (More on that in a future post. We still are digesting it.)

This year saw more people opening their extravagantly decorated garages, thus easing the burden of little ones having to climb all those stairs.  Indeed one neighbor had a labyrinthine horror house set up leading to their backyard where there was a gigantic spider. Inflatable costumes are having a moment. One Superman costume was spotted, a few princesses, but overall anyone over a certain age wouldn’t have a clue what characters were being represented.

Everyone was out, from newborns to grandparents.

The Glen Park Association collected donations of candy, which were brought to Critter Fritters and distributed to neighborhood families by wagon, to cover any shortfalls. Candy is more expensive this year, even at Costco. The GPA also corralled volunteers to staff the barricades at the street closures for general safety and to assist cars that needed to enter Chenery Street.

First sighting of Halloween revelers at noon from the Montessori school on Chenery St.
Glen Park Elementary School parades down Chenery St.
House of horrors.

Glen Park Association distributes candy from generous neighbors.

Intergenerational Halloween.
GPA volunteer distributes candy.

Tony and Marian.

GPA volunteer greets volunteer safety officer.

Poker game among volunteer safety officers.
Charlie Vella’s annual pumpkin display in Glen Park.

Charlie Vella.

 

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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein and 2 others at Bird & Beckett Books.
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A huge thank you to all who attended the GPA Summer Quarterly meeting at @bird.beckett ( thank you Eric! )

Thank you for @sfmta_muni , @la_cigale_sf @gooseandcogrooming and @rafaelmandelmand8 for joining us and giving updates.

Want to know more about the Glen Park Association or would like to be a member?

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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein and 3 others at Bird & Beckett Books.
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PROPOSED STREET CHANGE NOTICE!
RECTANGLAR RAPID FLASHING BEACON At Bosworth Street at Brompton Avenue

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Attend the Glen Park Association
Summer Quarterly Meeting
Thursday, July 16, 2026 • 6:30 pm
Bird & Beckett Books & Records
653 Chenery Street

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