SUP Witches: Sleepy Hollow stand-up paddle Halloween event swells in size for third year
The third annual "SUP Witches" event took place in Sleepy Hollow this weekend, featuring a brood of paddle-boarding witches heading out on the Hudson River.
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Oct 17, 2022, 11:08 AM
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The third annual "SUP Witches" event took place in
Sleepy Hollow this weekend, featuring a brood of paddle-boarding witches
heading out on the Hudson River.
Organizers say what began as a small and light-hearted Halloween
tradition among 16 attendees has ballooned to what looked more like a full-on
beer fest in 2022.
Local vendors were onsite selling spooky wares and tasty treats,
as well.
The event at Horan's Landing Park began with a reading of the
infamous Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
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