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As kids grow older, Halloween is just one of those things that get less exciting. Part of the reason is growing up, but it's also the lack of trick-or-treating options. Many kids consider themselves too old for door-to-door trick-or-treating, which has made Boone Boo a way for many teenagers to get back into past traditions. It is friendly for all ages and a way that a lot of students from Watauga High School choose to spend their Halloween night.
The event includes the classic trick-or-treating, but also offers some fun activities, such as a costume contest, which a lot of people don't know about. Most participants take the opportunity to show off their costumes as they walk the streets. From black cats to Monsters Inc. characters, the costumes this year were very interesting. Students really worked hard to come and show out despite the frigid weather.
Wyatt Ellis, 10, and Lucy Nash, 10, as Spiderman and Spidergirl.
Izzy Bateman, 10, Myla Morgan, 10, Taylor Chaffin, 10, Izzy White, 10, and Lily Pearce, 10, all dressed as Peanuts Characters.
Defne Acikgoz, 10, Yvonne Chen, 10, and Kiran Dhungana, 10, dressed as Monsters Inc. characters.
"The boone boo was so fun! I loved matching with my friends!" Said Defne Acikgoz.
Briana Stout, 10, dressed as a classic, but cute black cat.
Myra Stern, 10, dressed as a "My Hero Academia", which is a popular anime character.
"It was so cold, but so worth it!" Said Stern.
Businesses, such as the Boone Fire Station always participate in Boone Boo!
Brayden Query, 10, Noah Rice, 10, and Joey Pickering, 10, dressed as characters from 'The Last of Us'.
Sara Trout, 11, and Braylon Oaks, 11, dressed as Helena from 'My Chemical Romance' and a dinosaur.
Anna Casey, 10, and Mary Flynn Sevensky, 9, with their signature inflatable costumes
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