Boston Police Host Halloween Parade for Youth in Allston/Brighton
Boston Police District D-14, in partnership with Brighton Main Streets and the Oak Square YMCA, organized a Halloween parade for youth in the Allston/Brighton community. The event included trick-or-treating, costume displays, and decorations at the D-14 District Station.
Boston, MA, November 3, 2026 —
Boston Police District D-14, in collaboration with local organizations Brighton Main Streets and the Oak Square YMCA, successfully organized a Halloween parade aimed at the youth within the Allston/Brighton community. The event provided an opportunity for young residents to engage in seasonal festivities.
Activities featured during the parade included opportunities for trick-or-treating, allowing children to collect candy and treats. Attendees also had the chance to showcase their costumes, adding a vibrant and creative element to the community gathering. The decorations at the D-14 District Station contributed to the festive atmosphere, transforming the police station into a temporary Halloween-themed venue.
The partnership between the Boston Police Department, Brighton Main Streets, and the Oak Square YMCA highlights a community-focused initiative designed to foster positive interactions between law enforcement and local youth. Such events are intended to build community spirit and provide safe, engaging activities for families during holiday celebrations.
Further details regarding the specific number of participants, the exact date of the event, or future planned community engagement activities were not provided in the summary. The organizing bodies, District D-14, Brighton Main Streets, and the Oak Square YMCA, facilitated the event to bring residents together for a shared seasonal experience.
Story summarized from the original created by Media Relations on police.boston.gov, see more information here.
