Fall Leaf Festival Returns to Finch Arboretum

Spokane, WALocal News

The Fall Leaf Festival will return to John A. Finch Arboretum in Spokane on October 2, 2025, offering a celebration of autumn's vibrant colors. This annual event provides an opportunity for families to connect with nature through various activities and educational programs. Local foresters will be on hand to share insights about tree species and conservation efforts, fostering a deeper understanding of the environment. The festival's increasing popularity is evident, with over 1,000 attendees last year.

Organizers plan to expand activities this year, aiming to attract even more participants. The event plays a crucial role in enhancing community ties and promoting environmental stewardship. Spokane County's rich natural resources make the festival a significant local attraction. Community engagement in such events is vital for fostering a culture of appreciation for nature.

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