Toys 'R Us

November 3, 2008 at 7:51am PST

Tags: Gwen Stefani, Halloween, LA, Toys 'R Us

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Gwen Stefani sure knows how to throw a party!

And we're not talking an album launch party or a club-hopping birthday bash.

The Hollaback Girl singer was snapped while enjoying the Halloween weekend in a local park in LA. She grabbed Kingston and Zuma (perhaps this was part of her life-long plan for apologizing to him for naming him "Zuma?"), invited a bunch of their friends and their parents, ran down to the local Toys R' Us and threw an inpromptu bash in the park, which included dancing, games and an accordian.

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