Events in Yakima County today

Celebrate the spooky season with a ride on Yakima’s historic trolleys. This all-ages outing features trips along the Pine Street Line, with each journey lasting about 25 minutes. After the ride, the haunted Powerhouse offers games and surprises that include candy, popcorn, face painting and temporary tattoos, a fortune teller, coloring activities, and a costume photo station. The first 100 children to ride the Halloween Trolley receive a free pumpkin courtesy of Wray’s Marketfresh IGA. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for seniors and children. Children aged 2 and under may ride free when seated on a lap and not occupying a seat.

A classic Yakima tradition continues with a relaxed cruise-in at King's Row Drive In. Fresh energy and new faces mix with familiar vibes as car enthusiasts roll in with showpieces, projects, and daily drivers, or simply stop by to hang out. Park with your crew, grab a bite, and enjoy a casual atmosphere where great cars meet great food. Families and spectators are welcome. The restaurant will be ready, and the focus is on filling the lot, supporting local businesses, and kicking off another season with a friendly community of drivers and fans.

This session is cancelled for today only. When it runs, it is led by Eddie and welcomes beginners as well as those with some experience. The practice focuses on standing movements, with the option to use a chair for added stability. The studio is fragrance free to accommodate those with allergies. Participants are asked to remove shoes upon entering and keep phones silenced during class. Shared props are available and should be cleaned after use, and bringing personal props is encouraged.

Catholic Charities hosts a community celebration marking the reopening of the St. Vincent Center Thrift Store and Food Bank. Expect a day of special hourly deals throughout the store, along with games and other lighthearted activities. Brew Hope beverages and tacos will be available. Anyone who makes a purchase or donates clothing or household items can receive a ticket for complimentary food and drinks, with a maximum of two tickets per transaction. Service is planned for up to 300 people, while supplies last.

Sharing the Harvest returns with its annual Packing Day at Wiley Heights Covenant Church in Yakima. Enjoy a complimentary barbecue lunch along with coffee and cider, and look for jugs of cider available for purchase. This child-friendly gathering features kids crafts such as pumpkin painting, plus areas for play both inside and outside. Pets are welcome outside, and a Sharing the Harvest team member can watch them if you need to step inside the church. The event is supported by Growing Hope Globally, Covenant World Relief & Development, and the Pacific Northwest Conference.

Hosted at Yakima Elks Golf & Country Club, this charity evening supports a local nonprofit low vision clinic. Participants share a meal while blindfolded, practice putting with low vision simulation, and take part in a silent auction featuring items from the community. Each ticket includes dinner and two drinks.

An evening market at Wallet & Watch features local sellers, desserts and sweets, creative themed drinks, and handcrafted items. The focus is on shopping locally, enjoying good food, and supporting small businesses. Attendees can browse, sip, and discover unique finds in Yakima, Washington.

At Yakima Maker Space, a Tim Burton inspired drag production, The Handbook for the Recently Dragged, takes the spotlight. This family friendly show is recommended for ages 13 and up and is hosted by Cherry Pop Drag, with special guest Thee Official Stupid the Drag Queen (from Over The Mountain). Performers include Victoria Demizer Night Sinclair, Beah Hazard, Aurora Haven, and Moxie Mettles, with an intermission showcase also on the program. Music comes from DJ Kidd. Admission is $5 online or $10 at the door.

A free fall festival featuring games, prizes, and food, along with other activities to enjoy. Costumes are welcome but not required, and visitors can stay for a while.

The SoapGirls are back in Yakima, joined by local band Cobrahawk and Trash Fyre from Wenatchee for a three-act concert of live music.

Dragon Sushi & Teriyaki hosts a community trunk or treat highlighted by a special appearance from Bumblebee. Families, friends, and community members are welcome, and participants can bring creatively decorated car trunks to help make the experience memorable for kids.