Pint-sized witches and warlocks commanded the sidewalk, drawing “oohs,” “aahs” and “awwws” from doting pedestrians as they pounded the pavement during the Third Annual Williamsburg Witches Walk.
The spooktastic stroll stepped off outside Flying Squirrel, 96 North 6th Street, with stops for tricks, treats and Halloween-themed arts and crafts at Sweet William, 112 North 6th Street, and Mini Jake, 178 North 9th Street.
A post-trek party at Mamalu, 232 North 12th Street, added to the revel.
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