After School Arts and local Yakima Valley museums present the Haunted Historical Halloween Trick or Treat Walk.

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This will be a unique event to do this Halloween (yes, it’s actually ON Halloween night)! It’s free to participate, so I’m definitely thinking about taking my kiddo (and our cat) along for the haunted walk.

If you’re wondering how you’re going to have time to go to this event and have enough time to take the kids trick or treating, this event will last for three (3) hours. You’ll have plenty of time for both.

Bring some cash to buy some donuts from one of the food vendors on site (Blissful Bites).

The Haunted Historical Halloween Trick or Treat Walk will be in the parking lot of Englewood Christian Church, but it is not a religious event. In fact, several local museums are bringing fun artifacts and art projects for visitors to do.

Participating museums include:

Yakima Valley Museum
Central Washington Agriculture Museum
McAllister Flight Museum

Other local groups helping to make this fun Halloween parking lot party include the Washington Civil War Association, Englewood Christian Church, and the After School Arts program, who will have Halloween-themed art projects on site.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

The haunted walk will feature a flight simulator “driven by the undead”, celebrity scarecrows, live Civil War horses, and a horse drawn hearse. Oh my, how fun and creepy at the same time!

Staff and volunteers from the aforementioned museums will also be on hand to chat with you and to pass out some Halloween candy.

Haunted Historical Halloween Trick or Treat Walk 2023

511 Englewood Ave in Yakima

3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

After School Arts is a free program for kids ages 7 thru 14 and they meet on Tuesdays from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. every Tuesday during the school year. For more info, click here.

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