Bellevue families looking for one more Halloween stop have a free option on Friday, Oct. 30, at the Northwest Arts Center.
The city's Parks & Community Services department is hosting a Monster Mash Halloween Bash from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the center, located at 9825 NE 24th St. The indoor event features trick-or-treating with candy, themed activities and an open toddler play gym, according to the city's event listing. Costumes are encouraged.
No pre-registration is required. The bash is open to all ages and families.
The Northwest Arts Center sits in a residential neighborhood off Bellevue Way with views of the Cascade Mountains, according to the city's facility page. The 3,880-square-foot community center offers year-round classes in fitness, music, dance, martial arts, pottery and other arts, according to the city's website. It is ADA-compliant and has 32 parking spaces, two accessible spaces and a drop-off zone near the entrance.
Residents who need alternate formats, interpreters or other accommodations should call the center at least 48 hours before the event at 425-452-4106 or email [email protected], according to a city flyer for the bash.
The Monster Mash is not the only Halloween event on Bellevue's calendar. The Bellevue Police Department promoted a separate Halloween on the Hill event at the South Bellevue Community Center on X, with that event scheduled for Oct. 24.
For questions about the Northwest Arts Center, residents can call 425-452-4106.
