This year, Halloween was celebrated a day early, on Wednesday, 30 October, to make room for Diwali festivities on Thursday, the 31st. Hosted by Navleen Kaur from house 11191 and Priyanka Malhotra from 11161, the event was an absolute hit with the kids, sparking joy and excitement across the neighbourhood.
The children were thrilled from the start, bouncing from house to house in costumes that ranged from enchanting witches to fierce FBI agents. The excitement in the air was palpable as each new character arrived—some spooky, some daring, and some straight from the world of fantasy.
The little ones were in awe of each other’s costumes, often stopping to admire and compliment their friends’ creativity.
As they received candies, chocolates, and an assortment of treats from the residents, their faces lit up with delight. The hosts had arranged everything thoughtfully, from fun decorations to a well-organized trick-or-treat route, making sure every child had a magical Halloween experience.
Parents and neighbours could not help but smile at the pure joy on the kids’ faces as they darted from door to door, their treat bags filling up with every stop. The evening ended with children excitedly comparing their candy hauls, sharing stories about their favourite costumes, and laughing together in the warm glow of the Halloween decorations.
Halloween at ATS One Hamlet was a heartwarming celebration, filled with laughter, excitement, and memories that the kids—and the community—will cherish for a long time.
