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The Yates Community Center is hosting its annual Spooky Trail Walk on Friday, October 18th, from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM. This free event, organized by LNB and the Yates Community Endowment, is designed for families and features a variety of activities.

Participants can enjoy pumpkin carving, face painting, and an assortment of creepy crawly critters. There will also be a haunted trail walk and a spooky baked potato bar. Additionally, an outdoor showing of "The Haunted Mansion" will take place during the event.

While registration is not required, it is highly encouraged. For more information, visit www.yatescc.org/spooky-trail-walk-at-the-ycc.

Source: Yates Community Center

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Penn Yan

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