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Haunted Harbor Returns to Port of Everett Today

Everett, WALocal News

Today, the Port of Everett celebrates its 2nd Annual Haunted Harbor event, featuring free family-friendly activities from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. “Troll or Treat” allows children to collect treats from boaters along Guest Dock 5, encouraging participation in costumes.

The event also showcases a Witches Paddle where witches and warlocks navigate the marina on paddleboards and kayaks. Families can engage in various games, crafts, and a photo booth, while enjoying snacks from local waterfront restaurants. The Haunted Harbor promises a festive and safe environment for Halloween fun. Last year's inaugural event saw a positive turnout, prompting the Port to continue the tradition. Local businesses and community members support the event, enhancing its significance in the area.

The Port of Everett encourages everyone to join in the spooky festivities, rain or shine.

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