Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau

Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau

Costume contests, live music, burlesque and more meant costume-clad celebration Saturday night in downtown Juneau.

The night featured inflatible, fighting dinosaurs, unicorns, videogame characters and more.

One costume even integrated a tricycle that was wheeled into and parked inside multiple bars. Thomas McKenzie and Ana Enge dressed as Harry and Lloyd from “Dumb and Dumber,” but didn’t opt for the oft-done orange and blue tuxedo look. Instead, McKenzie wore a Mutt Cuts-inspired dog suit and Enge rolled in a pair of pilot’s goggles. They said the trike was purchased especially for Halloween.

“We bought it for tonight,” McKenzie said. “We’ve been talking about this for years.”


Contact arts and culture reporter Ben Hohenstatt at (907) 523-2243 or bhohenstatt@juneauempire.com.


Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau
Photos: Hallo-weekend in downtown Juneau

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