Calling all Ghouls and Goblins- the Ashland Chamber’s Children’s Halloween Celebration is
Thursday, October 31st!
RAIN OR SHINE
The Parade begins at 3:30pm at the Ashland Public Library and will proceed down E. Main to the plaza. Children and their families are invited to participate in the procession and then trick or treat at businesses around town before heading home for their evening of fun!
The Ashland Chamber brings this beloved event for Ashland families to celebrate together.
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