The Community Boo Fest is a Halloween celebration of community and civic engagement. Join in on this free, family-friendly evening filled with Halloween fun, community connections, and civic engagement on Thursday, Oct 22, 5:30-7:30pm, Rassbach Museum.
Discover how local government and community organizations shape everyday life, connect with local resources, and explore how your voice can make a difference where you live.
What Happens at the Community Boo Fest?
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Halloween scavenger hunt & community passport
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Community trick-or-treating and interactive activities
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Live debate in Boo Hollow
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Interactive mock election
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Free raffles & prizes
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Light bites & boolicious drinks
Join us for a free, indoor Halloween celebration where people of all ages can explore what makes a community thrive. From local government and businesses to community organizations and everyday citizens, discover how we all play a part in shaping the places we call home.
Grab your Community Passport and embark on a Halloween scavenger hunt! Follow clues, explore interactive activities, and visit local organizations tables to discover the many ways you can get involved in your community. Collect passport stamps and Halloween treats along the way, then complete your passport for a chance to win prizes!
Then, step into the fictional town of Boo Hollow for a live debate, where the community faces an important decision. Hear different perspectives, cast your vote in a mock election, and see how your voice can help shape a community’s future.
Free event! Costumes encouraged, but not required. All ages welcome! Open to all in the Chippewa Valley.
For more info and to register: https://hmongchamber.org/community-boo-fest/
Sponsored by Hmong WI Chamber of Commerce.
Funding is provided by the Community Foundation of Dunn County. Their support helps reduce barriers to participation and expand access to civic leadership and engagement education opportunities for residents throughout Dunn County.
Zia Yang serves as Program Manager for the Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce (HWCC), Phone (414) 645-8828 x210, [email protected]
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