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20th annual Halloween Howl Oct. 18 at Marina Beach Park

Edmonds, WALocal News

The 20th annual Halloween Howl is set for October 18 from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. at Edmonds' Marina Beach off-leash dog park.

The event will feature costume judging at 1 p. m. , with categories for best human/dog combo, funniest, and scariest costumes. Local food trucks, including Who Let the Dawgs Out and Kool Kidz Ice Cream, will offer treats to attendees. A silent auction with prizes like Amazon gift cards and a dog quilt will conclude at 1:30 p.

m. , enhancing the festive atmosphere. Real names and city of residence are required for commenters to ensure identity verification according to the Code of Conduct. The event, sponsored by Off-Leash Area Edmonds, highlights community engagement and fun for local pet owners. The Halloween Howl serves as a significant social gathering for dog lovers in the region.

This celebration not only entertains but also promotes the local pet-friendly culture in Edmonds.

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