Fall Leaf Festival Returns to Finch Arboretum

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane is excited to announce the return of the Fall Leaf Festival at Finch Arboretum on October 2, 2024. This beloved annual event focuses on celebrating the stunning colors of fall while providing educational opportunities for the community. Attendees can look forward to engaging activities that promote environmental awareness and appreciation for local flora. The festival aims to attract families and individuals of all ages, making it a perfect outing for the community. In addition to the fun atmosphere, the event will feature informative sessions that highlight sustainable practices and the importance of preserving local ecosystems.

Spokane's commitment to fostering a connection between residents and nature is evident in events like this one. As the festival approaches, residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and take part in the festivities. This event not only enhances community spirit but also reinforces Spokane's dedication to environmental education.

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