Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Brielle Gleason, 6, joins the hordes of Halloween revelers in downtown Sequim on Halloween, Oct. 31, as local businesses and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce host trick-or-treating after a two-year hiatus.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Young “pirates” — from left, Easton Hightower, Lincoln Davila, and (in front) Caron Hightower — sail their wagon ship toward some tasty candy treats at the downtown Sequim Halloween event hosted by local businesses and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Ava, 7, and Ellie Schoessler, 4, talk with — and get some candy from — pastor Roger Stites at Faith Lutheran Church’s “walk-through” trunk-or-treat event on Oct. 31.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Sequim downtown trick-or-treat revelers get some candy and smiles outside Dungeness Kids Co. on Halloween.
Submitted photo / Porter (aka Mr. Mcfluffy) enjoys some trick-or-treating in downtown Sequim on Halloween.
Photo courtesy of Karen Huber / Trunk-or-treaters enjoy the holiday at Thrive Church.
Photo courtesy of Macria Rome / Six-year-old Jordan Rome sports a chillingly accurate version of The Joker for Halloween.
Submitted photo / Charlie and Tanya Duerr, pictured here with son Levi, 9, and 7-month-old “voodoo doll” Lyla, enjoy Halloween festivities in Sequim.
Photo courtesy of Becky R. Northaven / Kellan Northaven, 17, shows off a steampunk costume with steampunk plague doctor mask.
Photo courtesy of Becky R. Northaven / Ash Northaven, 16, dons a Genshin Impact costume for Haloween.
Photo by Patty Trevino / The human resources team for 7 Cedars & Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe go all out for Halloween 2022.
Submitted photo / Teresa Zon shares her spooky 2022 Halloween costume.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Young “pirates” — from left, Easton Hightower, Lincoln Davila, and (in front) Caron Hightower — sail their wagon ship toward some tasty candy treats at the downtown Sequim Halloween event hosted by local businesses and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Ava, 7, and Ellie Schoessler, 4, talk with — and get some candy from — pastor Roger Stites at Faith Lutheran Church’s “walk-through” trunk-or-treat event on Oct. 31.
Submitted photo / Porter (aka Mr. Mcfluffy) enjoys some trick-or-treating in downtown Sequim on Halloween.
Photo courtesy of Karen Huber / Trunk-or-treaters enjoy the holiday at Thrive Church.
Photo courtesy of Macria Rome / Six-year-old Jordan Rome sports a chillingly accurate version of The Joker for Halloween.
Submitted photo / Charlie and Tanya Duerr, pictured here with son Levi, 9, and 7-month-old “voodoo doll” Lyla, enjoy Halloween festivities in Sequim.
Photo courtesy of Becky R. Northaven / Kellan Northaven, 17, shows off a steampunk costume with steampunk plague doctor mask.
Photo courtesy of Becky R. Northaven / Ash Northaven, 16, dons a Genshin Impact costume for Haloween.
Photo by Patty Trevino / The human resources team for 7 Cedars & Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe go all out for Halloween 2022.
Submitted photo / Teresa Zon shares her spooky 2022 Halloween costume.
