GALLERY: Halloween 2026
Dancers from the Ballet Academy of Moses Lake do the “Thriller” dance at Sinkiuse Square during Moses Lake’s Harvest Festival.
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Sierra Alamos is Cruella DeVille, with her daughter Jaylnn as a dalmatian at Moses Lake’s Downtown Harvest Festival Saturday.
JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A young T-rex receives assistance getting candy from one of the vendors at the Ephrata Chamber of Commerce Downtown Trick-or-Treat.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Spider-man high fives Chase from the Ephrata Police Department during the Ephrata Chamber of Commerce Trick-or-Treat Friday.
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Peyton Letkemen, 4, is ready to collect some candy as the Queen of Hearts at Moses Lake’s Harvest Festival Saturday.
Six-year-old Xzavier Martinez, left, and his sister Camila, 2, make the acquaintance of a Grant County Sheriff’s Posse horse at the Downtown Moses Lake Association’s harvest Festival Saturday.
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A skeleton oversees the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce’s trick-or-treating Friday.
COURTESY PHOTO/QUINCY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Kids collect candy at Warden Police Department’s trunk or treat Saturday.
COURTESY PHOTO/WARDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Two witches await their turn at candy in Othello Saturday.
COURTESY PHOTO/OTHELLO POLICE DEPARTMENT
A canine Captain Hook takes part in the Halloween festivities at Wahitis Elementary School in Othello Saturday.
COURTESY PHOTO/ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
MOSES LAKE — There was no end of costumes and candy at trick-or-treating events around the Basin this weekend. Here are a few scenes from Halloween.
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