Photos by Marty Cheek

Photos by Marty Cheek Left: Clara Shem-Tov, Emily Shem-Tov, Clara Shem-Tov and Shachar Shem-Tov brave the rain Oct. 31 to collect candy in the annual Safe Night trick-or-treat family event sponsored by the Morgan Hill Downtown Association. Above: Tracy Pyke, a volunteer with the Morgan Hill Granada Theater Society, hands out sweets to “Batman” and “Pirate Girl” in front of the downtown theater. This year’s Safe Night had much fewer attendees because of the drizzle from Halloween skies, but local merchants and nonprofit organizations still showed up and handed out candy and other goodies along Monterey Road which was closed off between East Dunne Avenue and Main Avenue. The event often attracts people from as far away as Hollister, Salinas and San Jose and is just one of the many reasons Morgan Hill is a family-friendly community.

Photos by Marty Cheek
Clara Shem-Tov, Emily Shem-Tov, Clara Shem-Tov and Shachar Shem-Tov brave the rain Oct. 31 to collect candy in the annual Safe Night trick-or-treat family event sponsored by the Morgan Hill Downtown Association.

Above: Tracy Pyke, a volunteer with the Morgan Hill Granada Theater Society, hands out sweets to “Batman” and “Pirate Girl” in front of the downtown theater. This year’s Safe Night had much fewer attendees because of the drizzle from Halloween skies, but local merchants and nonprofit organizations still showed up and handed out candy and other goodies along Monterey Road which was closed off between East Dunne Avenue and Main Avenue. The event often attracts people from as far away as Hollister, Salinas and San Jose and is just one of the many reasons Morgan Hill is a family-friendly community.

Tracy Pyke, a volunteer with the Morgan Hill Granada Theater Society, hands out sweets to “Batman” and “Pirate Girl” in front of the downtown theater.

Zombies search for candy, not brains, at this year's Safe Night trick-or-treat event.

Zombies search for candy, not brains, at this year’s Safe Night trick-or-treat event.

A princess poses with her mom at this year's Safe Night.

A princess poses with her mom at this year’s Safe Night.

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Trick-or-treaters on Safe Night 2014

This year’s Safe Night had much fewer attendees because of the drizzle from Halloween skies, but local merchants and nonprofit organizations still showed up and handed out candy and other goodies along Monterey Road which was closed off between East Dunne Avenue and Main Avenue. The event often attracts people from as far away as Hollister, Salinas and San Jose and is just one of the many reasons Morgan Hill is a family-friendly community.