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Halloween 2025 at BCYF

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Boston Centers for Youth and Families (BCYF) reveals a diverse lineup of Halloween events running from October 24 to October 31, 2025. The schedule features the Leahy Holloran Fun FriYay skate party on October 24, followed by several Halloween parties at community centers. Notable events include the BCYF Martin Pino Community Center Halloween Party and the Hennigan Spooky Skate Trip. Many activities cater specifically to those aged 17 and under, promoting a family-friendly atmosphere. Pre-registration is required for many events, encouraging families to check the BCYF website for updates and additional offerings.

This initiative is part of BCYF's commitment to community engagement and creating safe spaces for festive celebrations. The events not only provide entertainment but also foster community spirit. BCYF plans to add more events as Halloween approaches, enhancing local participation.

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