Haunted House, water slides and talent show at Larchmont Family Fair
A WARRIOR, COP AND PRINCESSES assemble to promote the Larchmont Family Fair on Sun., Oct. 28. Front row, from left, Chloe and Oliver Tosado, Jake Juno-Kasofsky, Julia Wolf; back row, Michelle Hanna, John Winther, president of Larchmont Boulevard Assoc., Fair sponsor, and Peggy Bartenetti (holding Audrey Wolf). Photo by Alexandra Cooper
Get ready to get wet on two huge water slides making their debut at the Larchmont Family Fair. A Haunted House also promises to thrill at the annual tradition that takes place on Larchmont Blvd. on Sun., Oct. 28 from noon to 5 p.m., sponsored by the Larchmont Boulevard Association.
Paramount Pictures is sponsoring Larchmont’s Got Talent at 2:30 p.m. with Doug Hylton as MC. “It’s always a huge success,” Fair co-coordinator Betsy Malloy said of the annual talent show.
CONTEST CONTEST drew goblins, Harry Potters, dancers and more to last year’s Larchmont Family Fair.
Children can come dressed as princesses and witches for the costume contest at noon at Coldwell Banker South.
A pie-eating contest returns by popular demand, and a Thrills on Wheels video-game bus for teens will be parked on the site.
A train will take visitors up and down the Boulevard—which will be closed to traffic.
Local schools, scout troops, service clubs and other religious and charitable groups will host food and crafts booths.
Pony rides and a petting zoo, bouncers and a disc jockey spinning tunes will also be on the Boulevard.
Brushfire Records, Larchmont Blvd., is sponsoring the Haunted House, and Wilshire Warriors baseball and Wilshire softball teams are staging it.
THE TRAIN is back this year by popular request.
All ages are welcome to try- out for Larchmont’s Got Talent the week before on Sun., Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Coldwell Banker, 119 N. Larchmont Blvd.
To sponsor an event or for more information call Betsy Malloy at 323-860-4266 or Suzanne Phillips 323-464-5607.
WATER SLIDES will keep kids cool this year.
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