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    Get Spooky: Seattle's Halloween Thrills from the Zoo to Neighborhood Streets

    Unleash the Spirit of Halloween with Enchanting Events and Community Celebrations

    10/25/2025

    Hello Seattleites! As Halloween approaches, this edition brings you a delightful array of thrilling adventures and heartwarming traditions. The streets of our vibrant city are alive with excitement, offering everything from spooky animal encounters at the Woodland Park Zoo to culturally rich celebrations honoring loved ones during Día de los Muertos. Are you ready to immerse yourself in the magic of the season and create unforgettable memories with family and friends?

    🎃 Spooky Spots in Seattle

    Hey Seattleites, looking for the perfect Halloween adventure? Let’s dive in:

    • Woodland Park Zoo's Pumpkin Bash: Trick-or-treat with the wild ones, Oct 25-26. Costumed kiddos get in free with a paying adult.

    • Día de los Muertos Celebrations: Honoring and remembering loved ones this October. Check out several culturally engaging events:

      • Ballard Dia De Los Muertos on October 25 featuring parades, altars, and local vendors.
      • Kirkland's Celebration the same day at the Peter Kirk Community Center.
      • Mark your calendar for a Teen Event in SeaTac on October 31, focused on educating teens about the traditions.
      • Join the major celebrations at Pier 62 on November 1, featuring local vendors and communal offerings.
      • Don’t miss out on art and performances at the Tacoma Art Museum on November 2.
      • The Seattle Center Festál and Seattle Town Hall will be celebrating on November 1-2 with activities like face painting and sugar skull workshops.
      • All these events are free and open to all ages, emphasizing community engagement and cultural education.
      • Get the scoop: 6 Seattle-area events to celebrate Dia de los Muertos

    Prepare for a thrilling and festive Halloween season in Seattle!

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    💀 Embrace the Tradition: Día de los Muertos

    PSA for culture enthusiasts! Celebrations are alive:

    • Ballard Parade & Ofrendas: October 25. Dive into vibrant cultural vibes with parades and altars honoring loved ones.
    • Kirkland's Celebration: Also on October 25 at the Peter Kirk Community Center, featuring local vendors and community activities.
    • SeaTac’s Teen Event: October 31 — A hands-on experience aimed at educating teens about the rich traditions of this holiday.
    • Major Celebrations at Pier 62: Join the festivities on November 1, which includes communal offerings and activities for all.
    • Art and Performances at Tacoma Art Museum: On November 2, enjoy a blend of culture and creativity.
    • Seattle Center Festál & Seattle Town Hall Celebrations: November 1-2, featuring family-friendly activities like face painting and sugar skull workshops.

    Why you should care: Honoring ancestral love builds community and connects us all through shared traditions and celebrations.

    Full list here: 6 Seattle-area events to celebrate Dia de los Muertos

    🎉 Ultimate Event Tracker

    Looking to keep your calendar busy?

    • Seattle offers 10 Halloween + Día de los Muertos experiences!
    • Why this matters: Building connections through festivities revives local culture!

    Here’s a sneak peek into the upcoming fun:

    • Woodland Park Zoo's Pumpkin Bash: Trick-or-treating with animals on October 25-26! This event is free for costumed kiddos with a paying adult. More info: Halloween in Seattle: Event guide for all ages.

    • Día de los Muertos Celebrations: Join the vibrant traditions on October 25 with events in Ballard and Kirkland, followed by special celebrations on November 1-2 at various locations including Pier 62 and Tacoma Art Museum. All events are free and open to all ages. Dive deeper here: 6 Seattle-area events to celebrate Dia de los Muertos.

    Question: Are you ready to feel the thrill and embrace tradition?