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The Port Orchard Bay Street Association's Halloweekend concludes on the downtown waterfront. The three-day event replaced the former Boo Bash with costume contests, haunted attractions, trick-or-treating, games and activities at local businesses. Admission is free; some activities require advance registration.Schedule: Final day of Oct. 23-25 event (ends 5 p.m.)
Paddlers in witch costumes will take to the water on paddleboards, kayaks and canoes for the sixth annual Witches Paddle on Bainbridge Island. Participants put in at Waterfront Park for the hourlong Halloween-season outing, which has become a waterfront tradition. Spectators can watch from shore.
The Silverdale Library stays open after hours for an adults-only Halloween-season party. The evening includes crafts, a trinket trade, tarot readings, mini golf, a silent disco, plant bingo, food and mocktails. Costumes are encouraged; the event is for ages 18 and older and registration is encouraged.
Port Gamble Paranormal leads guided evening tours of the historic mill town, focusing on its reputation for paranormal activity and including stops inside several buildings considered most active. Reservations are required, and participants must be 16 or older. The Halloween night tour runs from 9 p.m. to midnight.Schedule: Oct. 30 (7-10 p.m.) and Oct. 31 […]
Children can trick-or-treat at participating businesses throughout historic Port Gamble on Halloween afternoon. The town's Victorian-era buildings and storefronts provide the backdrop for the family event, which runs from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
Ceremony to Honor, Afterglow Tarot and Port Gamble Paranormal will offer readings in Port Gamble on Halloween afternoon and evening. The sessions run from 2 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31. Details and booking information are available from the organizers.
Downtown Kingston businesses near the ferry terminal will hand out treats on Halloween afternoon. Families can look for Spooktacular Treat Trail signs in participating windows. The Greater Kingston Chamber organizes the free event and invites additional businesses to join.
Front Street in historic downtown Poulsbo closes to traffic on Halloween afternoon so children can trick-or-treat from shop to shop. Downtown merchants provide the candy for the annual Ghoulsbo tradition, which runs until 6 p.m. or until treats run out. Admission is free.
Downtown Bainbridge Island's annual Hometown Halloween brings costumed children to Winslow Way for trick-or-treating at local businesses. The event is organized by the Bainbridge Island Downtown Association. Winslow Way between Ericksen and Madison avenues will be closed to vehicles from 3 to 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The Downtown Bremerton Association's Halloween night event turns Quincy Square, Pacific Avenue and Fourth Street into a family trick-or-treating route. Downtown businesses hand out candy, and the evening includes spooky live music and a Creepy Market in Quincy Square. Admission is free.
