The scene at Post Road West’s Forward Motion Physical Therapy on Saturday afternoon as this group of youngsters finished up their scenes for the annual Halloween Window Painting Contest, sponsored by the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce. / Photos by Dawn Shmaruk
Photo at left: Two-time contest winner Chloe Robbin, 10, of Long Lots Elementary School, is back for her fifth year in the window-decorating event. Right: Penelope Whitbourne, 12, Bedford Middle School, paints a window at Greens Farms Spirit Shop. 
Solenne, a 5-year-old Saugatuck Elementary School student, paints a window at the Westport Book Shop.

WESTPORT — Paint the town spooky, maybe a little silly and, possibly, even a little scary.

Young artists bedecked windows of local businesses with images of the season for the annual “Halloween Window Painting Contest” on Saturday, sponsored by the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce.

Painters from elementary and middle school age groups will be chosen in three art categories: scariest, best Halloween theme and most original, according to the chamber. Winners, after judging, will receive an award and a gift certificate from Saugatuck Sweets.

Three-year contest participant Scarlett Nathan, 9, a Saugatuck Elementary School student, paints a window at Brown Harris Stevens on Post Road East as her mom, Lauren Nathan, lends a hand. Scarlett continues the family tradition begun by her sister, who participated in the Halloween Window Painting Contest for six years.
Penelope Dunne, 4, who attends Earthplace Preschool, and Piper Kresge, 4, of Saugatuck Nursery School, finish off a scene at Forward Motion Physical Therapy.
Santiago Rozo, 11, standing, and Manuela Rozo, 12, right, students at Bedford Middle School, were joined by cousin Erin Dineen, 8, of Wilton, painting a window at Cold Fusion on Main Street.
A group of friends from different parts of town creates Halloween scenes on windows at Forward Motion.
Five-year-old twins Maddy and Margaux of Kings Highway Elementary School at the Westport “Boo[k] Shop” on Jesup Road.
Sienna Defronze and Addie Hoffman, both 11-year-old Bedford Middle School students, paint a window at Forward Motion.
From left, 10-year-olds Beckett Lohs, Saugatuck Elementary School; Oliver Dunn, Greens Farms Elementary School, and Ethan Diamond, Kings Highway Elementary, pose in front of a window they painted at Forward Motion.

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