Tualatin's West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta set for Sunday, Oct. 20

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The highly anticipated West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is set to take place in Tualatin, Oregon, on Sunday, October 20, attracting a large crowd of both locals and visitors. This whimsical event features participants paddling giant pumpkins around the scenic Lake of the Commons, combining sport with the festive spirit of the fall season. The regatta is a celebration of Tualatin's unique lifestyle and agricultural heritage, particularly highlighting the importance of squashes and pumpkins in the region. Families are encouraged to attend, making it a perfect outing for all ages as they witness the creativity and skill of the paddlers. This annual event not only serves as entertainment but also reinforces community bonds and promotes outdoor activity.

With thousands expected to attend, the regatta is a significant highlight of the local calendar, drawing attention to the charm of Tualatin. As the date approaches, excitement builds, promising a day filled with fun, laughter, and friendly competition. The event exemplifies how local traditions can engage and bring together a community in celebration of their culture.

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