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Bring the kids to the Museum as the whole family will be scared silly with safe and fun activities that will leave you in stitches! Enjoy Halloween treats, games and more! Meet the ghosts of aviations past and hear the stories of flights long dead and gone. Fun and educational activities for the whole family all evening long.
The Museum of Fright! on Friday, Oct 29, 2010 from 4:00pm-8:00pm. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for youth 5 – 17, free for children 4 and under.
The Museum of Flight is located South of downtown Seattle, at the south end of Boeing Field / King County Airport; Exit 158 off Interstate 5. (Map & directions.) Free Parking adjacent to the museum and Air Park. Address: 9404 East Marginal Way S., Seattle, WA 98108-4097.
Discover life in the pond, forest, and field and meet new friends at Halloween Trek for Tots on Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 10:30 – 11:30am at Camp Long, 5200 35th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126-2804.
$7 for one adult with one child. $3.50 for each additional person. Max of two children per adult. No strollers please. Please register by calling 206-684-7434.
There’s a bevy of sites on the Internet where you can get plenty of help carving a ghoulish or fun pumpkin to celebrate All Hallow’s Eve. Check these out:
Martha Stewart: pumpkin carving basics plus lots more on the Grande Dame of crafts.
Pumpkin Masters: Pumpkin carving tips and tricks and free patterns.
Pumpkin Carving 101: Includes history, choosing, care, and even burial traditions for pumpkins.
DLTK’s Pumpkin Carving Patterns: patterns and instructions and lots more on this great site for kids and moms.
The Pumpkin Wizard: Celebrity patterns and more!
How to Carve an Elaborate Pumpkin Design, Easily!!! Eeasy, illustrated guide with text and accompanying photos shows how to turn a pumpkin in to an elaborately carved pumpkin. Anyone can follow these easy instructions to produce a professional-looking Halloween Jack-O-Lantern!
Free pumpkin-carving templates for local sports fans! Patterns for local teams, including Seahawks, Mariners, Huskies, Storm, Cougs, and Bulldogs and more.
Find a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides and other Fall and Halloween fun in King County. Some are farms, where you take a hay ride out into the field, others are elaborate farm stands with mountains of pumpkins and other activities, and some are simple roadside stands. All should have loads of pumpkins to choose from. ALWAYS call before you go to confirm all information. The page also lists other Washington counties and other states.
Pumpkin Patches and More!
Another list of pumpkin patches from Trekaroo
Also see these reviews on Yelp for local pumpkin patches
This fall, recycle your kids’ outgrown costumes and get ones that fit in return! Halloween Costume Swap works like the regular thredUP service – just a little scarier!
How it works: Browse the thousands of boxes of gently-loved clothing in the thredUP listings. When you find one you love, pick it and it’s yours. You pay just $5 + shipping to receive the box.
If your trick-or-treaters need a sturdy bag to haul their loot, you can create a Trick-or-Treat Bag at MarthaStewart.com using an ordinary paper grocery bag, duct tape, and reflective tape for safety.
For more easy and inexpensive kids Halloween crafts projects, visit MarthaStewart.com
Hey Kids! Come celebrate Halloween at IKEA Seattle on Saturday, October 31st from 10am to 3pm.
Kids 12 and under are invited to dress up in costume and trick-or-treat throughout the store for goodies and prizes. Plus, see some of our IKEA co-workers dressed up in their Halloween costumes!
Don’t miss out on the Halloween fun at IKEA Seattle – it’s going to be spooktacular!
IKEA Seattle, 601 SW 41st St., Renton, WA 98057. IKEA Seattle is located south of Southcenter shopping mall, just off Highway 167. Take the E Valley Rd/SW 41st St, exit toward S 180th. The main IKEA entrance is located on SW 41st and offers covered parking.
Celebrating life through death and the communion where the spiritual comes close to the world, the Dia de Muertos or “Day of the Dead” festival helps us to remember that nothing is eternal. Indigenous and Spanish roots intertwine in traditional community altars, sugar skulls, sand painting, special foods, candles, processions, music and dance. Renowned artists create artwork reflecting the Mexican cultural links between the living and the dead. This event highlights the life-affirming creativeness of the Mexican people with crafts and a procession to remember lost loved ones. Presented by Taller Mexicano para la Cultura y las Artes.
Safeco Insurance Festál, presented by Seattle Center in partnership with community organizations, is a year-long series of FREE events that honors the cultural richness and diversity of the Pacific Northwest. Safeco Insurance Festál plays a vital part in Seattle Center efforts to connect our dynamic and varied communities.
This collection of 22 events is presented with the generous support of Safeco Insurance, Wells Fargo, Verizon Wireless and KUOW 94.9 Public Radio. Additional support is provided by The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, The Boeing Company, Seattle Center Fund and the City of Seattle.
Plan to attend the CENTURY BALLROOM ANNUAL HALLOWEEN DISCO BALL! Friday, October 30, starting at 9:00pm. 21+over only. The Thriller lesson, taught by Dance Belt and dance are just $10.
Century Ballroom offers one of the Largest Dance floors in Seattle (2000 square feet!) in addition to a full bar and popular restaurant. The Century Ballroom is located on Capitol Hill in Seattle at 915 E Pine, 2nd floor, Seattle WA 98122.
9:00p Thriller Lesson taught by DANCE BELT!
9:30p-12:30a Dance
Come and join us for our annual Harvest Festival and Costume Party at Rainier Beach CC for Ages 0-10. Adults and kids are welcome to wear their favorite costumes. Celebrate fall with games, prizes, face painting, refreshments and more at the Rainier Beach Community Center on Thursday, October 29 from 6-7 p.m.
Rainier Beach Community Center is located in south Seattle at 8825 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118.
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