Bring on Halloween! Plenty of Halloween Happenings in the Snoqualmie Valley

It’s less than two weeks until Halloween, are you ready?

If you live on one of the main streets running through central Snoqualmie Ridge (Douglas, Ridge, Fairway, Curtis), this is your warning… especially if you are new to the area: You may think you bought enough candy, but chances are you could be short.

Halloween is just crazy in this area of Snoqualmie. Last year I walked by a home on Douglas, a home that had just recently sold.  By 7:30PM there was a handmade sign (back of a brown grocery bag) taped to the door – “OUT OF CANDY. SORRY.”

There are LOTS of Halloween activities happening in the coming days. If your group’s Halloween fun isn’t listed, please feel free to leave a comment below with all the details.

Halloweentown

Looking for Halloween Fun that is guaranteed to be warm & dry this year? Grab your costumes & enjoy some INDOOR fun at Halloweentown, Friday, halloweentownOctober 24th, from 5-8pm in the Mount Si High School Commons.

Halloweentown Includes:

  • Favorite carnival games, a cakewalk, pizza dinner & prizes
  • Haunted House with an “Adjustable Scare Factor” (Choose Very-scary to Non-scary)
  • Fun everyone in your group can enjoy
  • All Ages welcome

HalloweenTown is an Annual Carnival & Haunted House fundraiser for the MSHS Choirs, raising money for sheet music, trip scholarships, and classroom enrichment. Admission is $5, with pizza and extra game tickets available for purchase.

Night on a Dark Trail

**UPDATE:  Due to stormy, windy weather, the second night of Night on a Dark Trail has been canceled. **

Back for its 4th year, Night on a Dark Trail, takes you on an interactive stroll down a spooky Snoqualmie Ridge trail packed with actors and singers and lots nodtof Halloween entertainment that creators say will “cause laughs and screams.”

Creators and organizers of Night on the Dark Trail have a goal of creating and growing a safe, secure and highly entertaining Halloween event for the Snoqualmie Valley, along with striving to involve teenagers as volunteers.

This year, Night on a Dark Trail has relocated to the trails surrounding Snoqualmie Community Park, 34816 SE Ridge Street. Performances are Friday and Saturday, October 24th & 25th, from 6:30PM – 9PM – and are suitable for pre-teens, teens and adults.

Admission is $10, with proceeds benefitting the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank. To purchase tickets online visit www.nightonadarktrail.weebly.com

Halloween Train

Here’s some Halloween adventure that’s fun for families. Gather everyone, wear your favorite costumes and enjoy the fall festivities at the Snoqualmie Depot halloweentrainon October 25th and 26th. 

Take a Steam Train with the over 100-year-old Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. #2  Steam Locomotive. Check out the Cider Press demonstrations and even try your hand with one. Sip hot apple cider as you enjoy your special Halloween trip.  Afterward, visit George’s Bakery in North Bend. Show them your Halloween Train ticket and receive a FREE sugar cookie.

Halloween Train takes you on a excursion through the upper Snoqualmie Valley aboard a vintage train. Receive $2 off when dressed in costume. Everyone dressed in full costume will receive a prize.

Trains depart every 90 minutes beginning at 11:01 AM from the Snoqualmie Depot, 38625 SE King Street, and at 11:26 AM from the North Bend Depot, 205 McClellan Street.

Roundtrip fares: $10 children (ages 2-12), $18 adults (ages 13-61), and $15 (ages 62 and up).

Trick or Treat at Snoqualmie Ridge Marketplace

This annual trick-or-treat event always draws hundreds of kids. Put on that costume and head to Sno Falls Credit Union inside theridgetrickortreat Ridge IGA Supermarket, where kids pick up a treat bag and passport.

Then visit all the businesses listed in the passport for a treat and to get that passport stamped. Once done, end at the Snoqualmie Valley YMCA, where kids can play carnival games, hit the bouncy houses and turn in the passport for a special prize.

The event runs from 11AM – 2PM, Saturday, October 25th.

Si View Haunted House

Back for another year is the popular Si View Haunted House, but this year it’s been re-designed with a “Variable Scare Factor,” keeping all kids in mind.

Elementary students can join the haunted house fun this year, while the older kids can still get their nightmarish, scary fun on. Tickets are $4 at the door.

Si View Haunted House happens Saturday, October 25th, from 4PM – 8PM, at 400 SE Orchard Drive, in North Bend.

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Trick or Treat in Historic Snoqualmie

Downtown Snoqualmie businesses are bringing the Halloween fun – on actual Halloween day, Friday, October 31st.  Kids, ages 5 and under, can put on those halloween costumes and do an afternoon test run for the Halloween night fun.

The event runs from 10AM – 1PM. Look for balloons at participating businesses and gather treats. Parking is available in the King Street parking lot, as street parking is a bit limited do to construction occurring downtown.

2014 Treat Harvest

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  • HOWL-A-WEEN with THE KINGDOGS (classic rock) at the Snoqualmie Brewery & Taproom! Food & drink specials, $1 off all beverages for those in costume, and best will win Taproom gift cards! Little monsters welcome (all ages OK). No cover charge. Friday, October 31st, 7:00pm-9:00pm.

  • The Bindlestick is holding their 2nd Annual Day of the Dead party on Nov 1st! Live music by Puget Power, food, costume prizes, and activities for the kids – the fun starts at 6pm!

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