On October 24 from 3:00 – 5:00 pm, in the Fred Farr Forum at Asilomar, join the CA State Parks team for some Halloween fun! They will provide pumpkins and craft supplies for decorating. Stop by their education tables to learn about the spooky creatures that call Asilomar home and view an animal bone display. Grab some candy too! Costumes are highly encouraged. This event is open for all ages! Reserve a Spot
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Paint an otter with acrylics using graphite transfer at The Poppy Collective, materials included, beginner-level instruction by owner Christy Porter, $45 fee.
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Build and dress a scarecrow in the garden near the Little Farm at Tilden Nature Area, stuffing it with straw for all ages.
Live music series at Asilomar featuring The Rudians and Sensory Tribe, free, all ages, with on‑site parking.
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