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June 29, 2022 Arts + Culture » Culture

Costume Party: The Story of Rutland's Legendary Halloween Parade

By Chris Farnsworth and Ezra Veitch

Published June 29, 2022 at 10:00 a.m.

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Tags: Culture, Cartoon Issue, Rutland Halloween Parade, comic books, super heroes

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About The Authors

Chris Farnsworth

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Bio:
Music editor Chris Farnsworth has written countless albums reviews and features on Vermont's best musicians, and has seen more shows than is medically advisable. He's played in multiple bands over decades in the local scene and is a recording artist in his own right. He can often be found searching for the perfect soft pretzel or listening to a podcast about the X-Men.

Ezra Veitch

Bio:
Ezra can be found in the southern end of the state creating art for all types of events and publications. He is the artist and cocreator of The Chronicles of Templar and is currently working on a new graphic novel about being in Vermont's music scene in the mid-'90s. He enjoys running Rays the Roof Productions, which brings live music to the Bellows Falls Opera House. He teaches art at the Greenwood School in Putney by day and plays in an original rock band called Ninja Monkey by night. Learn more at ezraveitch.com.