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Pick-a-Path Pumpkin Adventure: 2 PM Start

October 28, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Free

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Please note only one ticket is needed per group.

Ahoy, landlubbers! A crew of friendly pirates has sailed into downtown Beamsville and lost their treasure! We need your help to find all the gold coins scattered around town and fill the pirates’ treasure chest. Gather as many gold coins as you can in your one-hour time slot from all sorts of characters and bring them to the treasure chest in the library. Then head to Rotary Park for a pumpkin party, including activities, treats, and live entertainment. Pack your skates, too, for a free Pumpkin Skate from 5:30 – 7 pm at the Fleming Centre!

Treats will be handed out at the end of the adventure (one bag per registered group).

Registered groups will be contacted with their starting location by email on Friday, October 27. Please check your spam.

Costumes are encouraged!

If you need to cancel your spot or if you have questions or need accommodations to participate, please contact Kelly Spence: kspence@lppl.ca.

Please note:
This event is best suited for ages 4+.
This is an outdoor event and will go ahead rain or shine, pending inclement weather.
You will be walking 1 – 1.5 kilometres. The route is accessible.
Stay on sidewalks and obey traffic signals.
The adventure will take 30 – 60 minutes to complete.
An adult 16+ must accompany each group and is responsible for children.

This free community event is brought to you by Lincoln Pelham Public Library, Downtown Bench Beamsville, and the Town of Lincoln.

Special thanks to Meaghan Lazenby Real Estate for supporting the Pumpkin Party.

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Date:
October 28, 2023
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost:
Free
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