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Boo! Two ‘Spook-tacular’ Halloween Events Heading Your Way, October 26

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Snoqualmie is set to host two engaging Halloween events on October 26, 2024, providing a perfect opportunity for families to celebrate together. Residents are encouraged to wear costumes and bring their kids and pets to join in the festivities at Snoqualmie Ridge and Historic Downtown Snoqualmie. The events will feature a variety of activities designed to entertain attendees of all ages, fostering a sense of community and togetherness. With the fall season in full swing, this celebration aims to capture the spirit of Halloween while promoting local culture. Attendees can expect a fun-filled day, complete with festive decorations and family-friendly entertainment.

The city's commitment to creating memorable experiences shines through in this initiative. As excitement builds for the upcoming events, locals are reminded to mark their calendars and prepare for a day of spook-tacular fun. This Halloween celebration is sure to be a highlight for the community and a chance to make lasting memories.

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