Lehi’s Halloween Extravaganza is set for October 30 at the Legacy Center
The city’s Creatures of the Night evening runs from 5 to 8 p.m., with $5 presale tickets available through the registration office.
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Lehi’s city Halloween celebration arrives the evening before Halloween itself. The annual Halloween Extravaganza, titled Creatures of the Night, is scheduled for Friday, October 30, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lehi Legacy Center.
The city lists games, trick-or-treating and food trucks, along with a showing of the family film Home. Presale tickets are advertised at $5 through the Legacy Center Registration Office, with sales having begun October 1. Confirm remaining availability and any ticket requirements before making a special trip to buy them.
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Plan the outing around what your group will actually enjoy. A child who wants a few games may have a different evening in mind from someone hoping to watch the film. Ask about current activity arrangements rather than assuming everything runs continuously or that food purchases are included with a ticket.
Choose comfortable clothing and an easy way to carry any treats, and agree on a meeting point with companions. A seasonal event can feel more relaxed when there is room to pause or leave earlier than planned. Check the city’s listing once more before heading out in case the program changes.
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