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35th Annual Streeterville Dog Halloween Party

October 29, 20229:00 am - 10:30 am

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Kern Terrace Garden

Free

Two short-haired brown dogs sit dressed as Thing 1 and Thing 2, in blue wigs and red tank tops with red and white striped leg warmers.
A tan Daschund Hound wearing large mouse ears sits on an oversized mouse trap with a large foam cheese in front of it
A shaggy dog with a grey, tan, and white coat stares off into the distance with a Ty Beanie Baby tag around its neck.
A Boston Terrier wearing a small fabric cake on its back gives the camera a cold stare.
Two short-haired brown dogs sit dressed as Thing 1 and Thing 2, in blue wigs and red tank tops with red and white striped leg warmers.
A tan Daschund Hound wearing large mouse ears sits on an oversized mouse trap with a large foam cheese in front of it
A shaggy dog with a grey, tan, and white coat stares off into the distance with a Ty Beanie Baby tag around its neck.
A Boston Terrier wearing a small fabric cake on its back gives the camera a cold stare.

About the Event

Join us for the 35th annual Streeterville Dog (and Cat) Halloween Costume Party and Parade, hosted at the MCA Sculpture Garden! Bring your dog (or cat), dressed in its Halloween best, for a pawsitively fun morning where everyone is a wiener.

The Doggy Parade kicks off at 9:30 am and is judged by Alderman Brian Hopkins and Maureen Schulman who will then award prizes to the best-dressed animal.

This event is free to the public. Please enter through the museum’s back gate, bordering Lake Shore Park, with your dog (or cat) and make sure to bring a dog toy so every dog gets a prize! Leashes required.

In case of inclement weather, the party takes place Sunday, October 30, at 9 am.

Virtual Cat Costume Contest

Have a kitty at home? Upload pics of your feline friend to our Facebook event page for our Virtual Cat Costume Contest.

Sponsors

This event is sponsored by Eli’s Cheesecake, the Museum of Contemporary Art, PUP Pet Club, SOAR, Lake Shore Park Advisory Council, and Seneca Park Advisory Council.