The treats came by the bucket-load over Halloween weekend in Sequim.
More than a dozen local venues held trunk-or-treats, drive-throughs, costume contests and more on Oct. 30 and Oct. 31.
See more pictures from around Halloween here.
Staff at the Oak Table Café donned costumes on Sunday, while a few churches opened their parking lots for fun, and the Olympic Peninsula Rat Racers filled the Sequim Village Shopping Center with dozens of cool vehicles.
Plenty of families coordinated on their attire, such as Tom and Liz Duval with their 2-year-old Adele going as Mario Kart characters. The couple said they’ve played a lot of the video game during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that while Adele may not play, she watches and definitely has a preference for her favorite race tracks.
For locals who didn’t get enough pumpkins over the weekend, they can continue to guess the weight of giant pumpkins grown by Sequim’s Ross Osborn through Nov. 11 at JACE Real Estate, 761 N. Sequim Ave. For contest information, call 360-565-2028 or visit facebook.com/alwayscalljace.
Amanda Hough sits with Kahlan, 9, and Jocelin, 10, in the trick-or-treat drive-through at JACE Real Estate on Oct. 30.
Stan Dame, a coach at YMCA of Sequim, directs traffic on Oct. 30 for the center’s drive-through event while also showing off Jack Link’s Beef Jerky, as an homage to the “Messin’ with Sasquatch” ads. Dame said it took six months for his costume to arrive for Halloween.
Bob Clark helps hand out candy at the Sequim Prairie Grange’s drive-through event Oct. 30 while roasting up a morbid meal. See more Halloween photos, A-8. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash
Staff at the Oak Table Café brought Disney, literary, TV and movie, and many more characters to life on Halloween. Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash
Above: The Tangedahl family skeleton crew of Heather, Matt, Dean, 6, and Aiden, 9, go on a trunk-or-treat on Halloween at Faith Lutheran Church. Bottom center: The Henry family represents their Pac Man fever at Thrive Church’s “Trunk-or-Treat” on Halloween, with family members, from left, Luke, 13, Haddie, 16, Lydia, 4, Kendra and Brian.
Lori Taylor hands out candy as Dorothy from the “Wizard of Oz” at the Sequim Elks Lodge on Halloween.
The Henry family shares their Pac Man fever at Thrive Church’s “Trunk-or-Treat” on Halloween, with family members, from left, Luke, 13, Haddie, 16, Lydia, 4, Kendra and Brian. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash
Jaxon Wessel, 8, shakes hooves with a headless horseman animatronic in front of the former JCPenney store on Halloween at the Olympic Peninsula Rat Racers’ “Trunk-or-Treat.” Wessel’s costume of Glitchtrap from the video game “Five Nights at Freddy’s” was made by his mom Brandy. Sequim’s Robert Strausbaugh brought a few of animatronics for the event, too. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash
