Atlanta’s iconic Little Five Points Halloween festival and parade packed city streets as thousands of visitors turned out in costume for the frightening festivities.
For decades, the parade has been a hallmark event for the city’s eclectic neighborhood — the festival raises funds for the Little Five Points Business Association. From Oct. 18 to 19 people poured into the area to watch live bands, shop from local vendors and see Dirty South wrestling matches. It all geared up to the Sunday afternoon parade, where a mix of krewes, politicians and local businesses brought spectacular spooks to the street.
View Delaney Tarr’s photos from the parade below.
The return of the Little Five Points Halloween parade highlights Atlanta’s vibrant and creative spirit. It’s great to see the community come together again for this beloved tradition, celebrating local art, music, and Wacky Flip culture in such a fun and eccentric way.