The city of Bethlehem partnered with the Hotel Bethlehem, Liberty High School and Nitschmann Middle school to celebrate its 100th annual Halloween parade. The local residents in Bethlehem lined up on the street to watch the parade. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
The city of Bethlehem held the “Parade of the Century” between W. Broad and Main Street on Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021. Residents gathered to watch processions with floats and other guests.
The city of Bethlehem partnered with the Hotel Bethlehem, Liberty High School and Nitschmann Middle school to celebrate its 100th annual Halloween parade. The local residents in Bethlehem lined up on the street to watch the parade. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Bethlehem police officers lead the front to start the parade. Many residents came wearing various costumes. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Liberty High School was the next group to walk out and perform for the parade. Some volunteers were handing out candy to the parade viewers. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Nitschmann Middle School also participated in the parade to celebrate Bethlehem’s 100th annual Halloween parade. Many residents came wearing various costumes. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Bethlehem police officers rode horses and waved to those watching the parade. Many showed up wearing various costumes. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Liberty High School was the next group to walk out and perform for the parade. Some volunteers were handing out candy to the parade viewers. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
The city of Bethlehem partnered with the Hotel Bethlehem, Liberty High School and Nitschmann Middle school to celebrate its 100th annual Halloween parade. The local residents in Bethlehem lined up on the street to watch the parade. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
Liberty High School was the next group to walk out and perform for the parade. Some volunteers were handing out candy to the parade viewers. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
The city of Bethlehem partnered with the Hotel Bethlehem, Liberty High School and Nitschmann Middle school to celebrate its 100th annual Halloween parade. The local residents in Bethlehem lined up on the street to watch the parade. (FangMing Song/B&W Staff)
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