WWU Alumni Weekend

Please click on the hyperlinks for the events that require registration.

Discounted Guest Passes to the Wade King Rec Center 

6:00 AM-10:00 PM
Wade King Rec Center, WWU Campus  
Fall Family Weekend visitors will be able to purchase guest passes to the Wade King Rec Center for a discounted rate of $5.50.

Western Libraries Open House (Free)

8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Wilson Library, WWU Campus
Stop by Western Libraries to explore the many spaces and services available to WWU students! Pick up a bookmark or brochure, and look for the signs posted at service points that link to the Libraries' virtual tour.

Memories of a Suburban Ind'n | John Feodorov (Free)

10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Western Gallery, WWU Campus
Memories of a Suburban Ind'n | John Feodorov is the first full survey spanning nearly five decades of the artist’s career. Working in many media from painting, sculpture, and installation to film and music, Feodorov’s postmodernist artwork often satirically divulges ironies and atrocities about capitalism, consumerism, environmentalism, and religion, yet is also poignantly personal and in some cases autobiographical. Informed by his experience growing up in the suburbs east of Los Angeles, Feodorov also was close with his Diné family on the Navajo reservation. The disparate values and beliefs that the artist experienced between suburban life and time on the reservation evoked serious questions that echo throughout much of the work. Feodorov is the Associate Professor of Art at Fairhaven College at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington.

All-Industries Career & Internship Fair

12:00 PM-4:00 PM
Student Recreation Center - MAC Gym, WWU Campus
Parents are encouraged to attend the Career Fair during Fall Family Weekend to support their student’s career journey. Explore industries, connect with employers, and stay informed about job market trends. Your presence helps deepen campus engagement while offering valuable insights and networking opportunities. Be part of your student’s career exploration!

NEKO Cat Cafe: Coffee, Kitties, and Cookies (Tickets Required)

12:00 PM-8:00 PM
NEKO A Cat Cafe 1130 Cornwall Ave Bellingham, WA
WWU students and families can stop by NEKO Cat Café for a free sticker! Or book your session with the kitties and get one free enamel pin purr cat room reservation. 

Lecture and reception: "Leaning Into and On Disability Community" with Dr. Heather Evans (Free)

4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Academic West 204 and Zoom, WWU Campus    
Dr. Heather Evans will give a presentation about disability identity and disclosure in higher education. Attendees will learn about the power of disability community. The lecture starts at 5:30, but there will be a reception and art gallery starting at 4:30pm. Attend in person at Academic West 204 starting 4:30pm or attend the 5:30pm lecture via Zoom through this link.

Blanket Making (Free)

4:30 PM-8:30 PM
Viking Union Multipurpose Room, WWU Campus    
Come make tie blankets in the MPR before or after dining with your viking at the Viking Commons! We will provide all of the supplies and show you how to make them. All tie blankets will go to a local nonprofit for foster children.

Kits for the Houseless (Free)

4:30 PM-8:30 PM
1st floor lounge of Fairhaven College building, WWU Campus
Come make a supply kit for an unhoused person before or after your Dinner With a Viking at Fairhaven Dining Hall! This event will be on the ground floor of the Fairhaven Building. We will provide all of the supplies going into the kits and show you how to make them. The kits will go to a local nonprofit for unhoused people.

President's Welcome Reception (Free but must RSVP) 

5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Spanel Planetarium, Wilson Library, WWU Campus
You and your family are cordially invited to a very special opening reception hosted by The Foundation for WWU & Alumni to welcome you, your family (children are welcome) and your WWU student into the WWU community.

WWU Planetarium: Sky Tonight (Tickets Required)

5:00 PM-5:40 PM
Spanel Planetarium, WWU Campus
Taking a look at the night sky and all it has to offer. We'll pick out constellations, stars, planets, and deep space objects you can find on a clear night in your own backyard! Live presentation.

WWU Night at the Museum (Tickets Required)

5:00 PM–7:00 PM
SPARK’s Interactive Museum Galleries
1312 Bay Street, Bellingham WA 
Join us on the evening of Friday, October 18th OR  Saturday October 19th for a Night at the Museum for WWU Students and Families. As part of the WWU Fall Family Weekend, this is an opportunity to get off campus and explore a bit of the excitement and wonder of Downtown Bellingham. SPARK’s Interactive Museum Galleries will be open from  with our signature MegaZapper show kicking off at 5:30.  SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention is a celebration of and journey through the electrical and technological innovations that have changed the world. From Benjamin Franklin flying a kite in a lightning storm, to weird and wacky medical devices we explore it all. Our MegaZapper show features one of the largest Tesla Coils in the Country and we may have a few other shocking surprises up our sleeves as well.
Tickets are $10 for WWU Students and $12 for family members/guests.
Tickets will be available at the door, but pre purchases are recommended as seating for the show is limited.
For questions please contact Abby at abby@sparkmuseum.org.   

Masks Play! (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-8:45 PM
Old Main Theatre, WWU Campus
A devised work inspired by Commedia and featuring the use of masks.
Directed by Rich Brown, Assistant Direction by Kevin Harris
Our production consists of a series of short canovaccios, skits if you will, and lasts approximately 75-minutes. As the word commedia implies, these are (mostly) comic scenes played through impro, a classic style of improvisation. The players have devised basic plot lines for each sketch, but how they move from A to B to Z (what they say and do) is based on direct audience interaction, so get ready to laugh and play.
CONTENT DISCLOSURE: Coarse language, sexual innuendos, crude behavior, and flashing lights. 

Downtown Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-9:00 PM
Meet in the lobby of the Hotel Leo on Cornwall Avenue
Creepy tales from downtown Bellingham’s crypts/ Find out about horrific historical happenings and terrible true crimes in the dark heart of our city. Led by a costumed guide, this tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Fairhaven Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-9:00 PM
Meet in the Fairhaven Village Green
"Explore the spooky side of Fairhaven, Bellingham’s south-side shopping district and “haunted hot-spot.” Hear ghost stories, true crime tales and spooky local lore with a costumed guide. This tour lasts around one hour to an hour and a half, and the distance is less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Hellingham (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-9:00 PM
The Upfront Theatre 203 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA
Welcome to Hellingham, where everyone is as silly as they are suspect! Our cast of improvisers will take inspiration from the audience to create their character, drawing from the Bowl of Fate to find out if they will be witness, kill, or be killed. Only the improviser knows their character's fate, until it is revealed on stage! Join us for our fan favorite improvised murder mystery, Sept. 27 - Nov. 2, with two special shows on Halloween.  We are an all-ages venue. We aim for a PG rating unless otherwise stated. This show is improvised so we cannot guarantee an exact content rating.

Hellingha (Purchase Required)

9:30 PM-11:00 PM
The Upfront Theatre 203 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA
Welcome to Hellingham, where everyone is as silly as they are suspect! Our cast of improvisers will take inspiration from the audience to create their character, drawing from the Bowl of Fate to find out if they will be witness, kill, or be killed. Only the improviser knows their character's fate, until it is revealed on stage! Join us for our fan favorite improvised murder mystery, Sept. 27 - Nov. 2, with two special shows on Halloween.  We are an all-ages venue. We aim for a PG rating unless otherwise stated. This show is improvised so we cannot guarantee an exact content rating.

Please click on the hyperlinks for the events that require registration.

Discounted Guest Passes to Wade King Rec Center

8:00 AM-8:00 PM
WWU Wade King Rec Center, WWU Campus
Fall Family Weekend visitors will be able to purchase guest passes to the Wade King Rec Center for a discounted rate of $5.50. 

Bellingham Ecosystems Bike Tour with Bike Northwest (Purchase Required) 

9:30 AM-12:30 PM
WWU Outdoor Center, WWU Campus
$55/person. Price includes a 3- hour professionally guided bike tour across 7-miles of Bellingham’s scenic trails and byways. Tour will feature WWU professors’ applied work and research in the community, with specific attention to local watersheds, forests, contaminated sites, drinking water, and salmon. Bike rentals will be available for rent at discounted rates from the WWU Outdoor Center, and additional rentals will be available from a local bike shop.

Fall Family Weekend Kickoff (Free but must RSVP)

10:00 AM-11:15 AM
Performing Arts Center Center, WWU Campus
WWU President Sabah Randhawa will welcome you to campus, and other university faculty and staff will share insights and exciting university updates. After the presentation, enjoy delicious pastries and coffee while you connect with fellow families. We look forward to seeing you there!

WWU Racing Tour (Free)

10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Ross Engineering Technology 151, WWU Campus
A tour of the project lab and a chance to see some of WWU Viking race cars!

Manufacturing Engineering - making things faster, better and smarter (Free)

10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Engineering Technology, Manufacturing Engineering suite, WWU Campus
Welcome to our Open House, where Manufacturing Engineering comes to life! Join us on an exclusive tour of our state-of-the-art facilities and labs, where innovative design meets precision production. Discover how our students and faculty harness the power of automation and digital manufacturing to transform raw ideas into tangible, high-quality products.

Polymer Materials and Engineering (Free)

10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Engineering Technology Building, Room 113, WWU Campus     
Polymer Materials Engineering (PME) students and faculty will be hosting lab tours from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm for anyone interested in learning more about how students and faculty are working to contribute to a circular economy with sustainable polymers and composites.  Tours will include viewing the hands-on lab spaces of the PME program, discussions of industry-sponsored research, student professional organizations, and a day-in-the-life of an engineering student! Highlights will include demonstrations of recycling and sustainability research, instruments for measuring properties, and polymer and composite manufacturing processes. Read more about how students collaborate with local industry partners to recycle ocean plastics into new products, how students are recycling carbon fibers from scrap airplane composites parts and hear from the PME faculty about the curriculum and other research projects.

Service Projects at Gardenview Village (Free)

10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Gardenview Village, 1399 Woburn St, Bellingham, WA
This year we are partnering with Road2Home, a local nonprofit that works to eliminate houselessness in our community. In the morning on Saturday, we have 6 spots available for volunteers to go to Road2Home's tinyhome village to mow or weed around the property. At 12pm, there are 6 volunteer spots available for any folks who have a knack for cleaning and want to get down n' dirty for a little bit to help clean up the community kitchen at Gardenview. At 2pm we have 4 available spots to make welcome packs for new guests coming into the tinyhome village.

Western Libraries Open House (Free)

10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Wilson Library, WWU Campus
Stop by Western Libraries to explore the many spaces and services available to WWU students! Pick up a bookmark or brochure and look for the signs posted at service points that link to the Libraries' virtual tour.  

NEKO Cat Cafe: Coffee, Kitties, and Cookies (Purchase Required)

10:00 AM-8:00 PM
NEKO A Cat Cafe 1130 Cornwall Ave Bellingham, WA
WWU students and families can stop by NEKO Cat Café for a free sticker! Or book your session with the kitties and get one free enamel pin purr cat room reservation. 

NSSFO Family Resource Fair (Free)

11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Miller Hall Collaborative 102, WWU Campus
Grab a cup of coffee or tea in the Miller Hall Collaborative (just off of Red Square) and chat with our friendly campus resource offices! Learn about Western's many campus services and resources available to support your student's continued social, personal and academic success. Questions? Our family outreach manager will be on hand to demo online navigation tools to help find answers! 

Study Abroad Information Session (Free)

11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Fraser Hall 201, WWU Campus
Attend this session to learn more about how study abroad works at Western, including how to earn university credit, what financial aid and scholarships are available, and where in the world students can study.

CBE Reception for Students, Family and Friends (Free)

11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Parks Hall 441 or Parks Hall 1st floor patio, depending on weather-TBD, WWU Campus
CBE faculty and staff will host a CBE community gathering for students and their families. This is an opportunity to get to know each other in a relaxed setting!

Light refreshments will be served. 

WWU Planetarium: Sky Tonight (Tickets Required)

12:00 PM - 12:40 PM
Spanel Planetarium, WWU Campus
Taking a look at the night sky and all it has to offer. We'll pick out constellations, stars, planets, and deep space objects you can find on a clear night in your own backyard! Live presentation.

Outback Farm Tour and Honey Tasting (Free)

12:00 PM-1:00 PM
The Outback Farm is located just south of the Fairhaven Residences and north of Buchanan Towers, between 25th St. and South College Way. 
Join us in Outback Farm, WWU’s very own farm for a guided one-hour tour. Come learn about food and farming education at Western—including classes, volunteer work parties, community gardens, and job opportunities. We'll wrap up by honey from our Apiary. Tours include walking on uneven terrain on mulched paths.

Memories of a Suburban Ind'n | John Feodorov (Free)

12:00 PM-4:00 PM
Western Gallery, WWU Campus    
Memories of a Suburban Ind'n | John Feodorov is the first full survey spanning nearly five decades of the artist’s career. Working in many media from painting, sculpture, and installation to film and music, Feodorov’s postmodernist artwork often satirically divulges ironies and atrocities about capitalism, consumerism, environmentalism, and religion, yet is also poignantly personal and in some cases autobiographical. Informed by his experience growing up in the suburbs east of Los Angeles, Feodorov also was close with his Diné family on the Navajo reservation. The disparate values and beliefs that the artist experienced between suburban life and time on the reservation evoked serious questions that echo throughout much of the work. Feodorov is the Associate Professor of Art at Fairhaven College at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington.

Fall Family Weekend at Lakewood (Free)

12:00 PM-6:00 PM
2410 Lake Whatcom Blvd, Bellingham, WA 98229
Students and their families rent paddlecraft for free at Lakewood during Fall Family Weekend!

WWU Planetarium: Sky Tonight (Tickets Required)

1:00 PM-1:40 PM
Spanel Planetarium, WWU Campus
Discover the mystery of flight with Leonardo da Vinci, the Montgolfier brothers, the Wright brothers and other inventors in this poetic story about the history of aviation. It presents the milestones on our route to conquering the skies—both in terms of technological breakthroughs, as well as our perceptions on flying itself. Rich visuals, an original soundtrack and a poetic narration make this show an exceptional experience. Fulldome video.

Campus History Tour with the Good Time Girls (Purchase Required)

1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Meet at Red Square Fountain, WWU Campus
Learn about the history of Western's campus and Bellingham on this guided walking tour with the Good Time Girls. Visit various historic campus buildings and landmarks and hear fascinating historical tales from the Sehome coal mines through the establishment of the "Normal School” and beyond. This tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile."     

Fairhaven Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Meet in the Fairhaven Village Green
Explore the spooky side of Fairhaven, Bellingham’s south-side shopping district and “haunted hot-spot.” Hear ghost stories, true crime tales and spooky local lore with a costumed guide. This tour lasts around one hour to an hour and a half, and the distance is less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Masks Play! (Purchase Required)

2:00 PM-3:15 PM
Old Main Theatre, WWU Campus
A devised work inspired by Commedia and featuring the use of masks.
Directed by Rich Brown, Assistant Direction by Kevin Harris
Our production consists of a series of short canovaccios, skits if you will, and lasts approximately 75-minutes. As the word commedia implies, these are (mostly) comic scenes played through impro, a classic style of improvisation. The players have devised basic plot lines for each sketch, but how they move from A to B to Z (what they say and do) is based on direct audience interaction, so get ready to laugh and play.
CONTENT DISCLOSURE: Coarse language, sexual innuendos, crude behavior, and flashing lights. 

Bellingham Ecosystems Bike Tour with Bike Northwest (Purchase Required)

2:00 PM-5:00 PM
WWU Outdoor Center, WWU Campus
$55/person. Price includes a 3- hour professionally guided bike tour across 7-miles of Bellingham’s scenic trails and byways. Tour will feature WWU professors’ applied work and research in the community, with specific attention to local watersheds, forests, contaminated sites, drinking water, and salmon. Bike rentals will be available for rent at discounted rates from the WWU Outdoor Center, and additional rentals will be available from a local bike shop.

Campus History Tour with the Good Time Girl (Purchase Required)

3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Meet at Red Square Fountain, WWU Campus
Learn about the history of Western's campus and Bellingham on this guided walking tour with the Good Time Girls. Visit various historic campus buildings and landmarks and hear fascinating historical tales from the Sehome coal mines through the establishment of the ""Normal School” and beyond. This tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile. 

Downtown Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Meet in the lobby of the Hotel Leo on Cornwall Avenue 
Creepy tales from downtown Bellingham’s crypts/ Find out about horrific historical happenings and terrible true crimes 
in the dark heart of our city. Led by a costumed guide, this tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total 
distance less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics. 

Fairhaven Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Meet in the Fairhaven Village Green
Explore the spooky side of Fairhaven, Bellingham’s south-side shopping district and “haunted hot-spot.” Hear ghost stories, true crime tales and spooky local lore with a costumed guide. This tour lasts around one hour to an hour and a half, and the distance is less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Men's Soccer vs. MSU Billings (Purchase Required)

4:00 PM-When Game Ends
Harrington Field, WWU Campus

WWU Night at the Museum (Purchase Required)

5:00 PM-7:00 PM
1312 Bay Street, Bellingham WA
Join us on the evening of Saturday, October 19th for a Night at the Museum for WWU Students and Families. As part of the WWU Fall Family Weekend, this is an opportunity to get off campus and explore a bit of the excitement and wonder of Downtown Bellingham. SPARK’s Interactive Museum Galleries will be open from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm with our signature MegaZapper show kicking off at 5:30.

SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention is a celebration of and journey through the electrical and technological innovations that have changed the world. From Benjamin Franklin flying a kite in a lightning storm, to weird and wacky medical devices we explore it all. Our MegaZapper show features one of the largest Tesla Coils in the Country and we may have a few other shocking surprises up our sleeves as well.

Tickets are $10 for WWU Students and $12 for family members/guests.
Tickets will be available at the door, but pre purchases are recommended as seating for the show is limited.

For questions please contact Abby at abby@sparkmuseum.org.   

Dead Parrot Society Family Weekend Improv Show

7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Mainstage (Performing Arts Bulding 282), WWU Campus
An hour long improvised comedy show put on by the Dead Parrot Society performance team

Women's Soccer vs. Simon Fraser (Purchase Required) 

7:00 PM-When Game Ends
Harrington Field, WWU Campus

Masks Play! (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-8:45 PM
Old Main Theatre, WWU Campus    
A devised work inspired by Commedia and featuring the use of masks.
Directed by Rich Brown
Assistant Direction by Kevin Harris
Our production consists of a series of short canovaccios, skits if you will, and lasts approximately 75-minutes. As the word commedia implies, these are (mostly) comic scenes played through impro, a classic style of improvisation. The players have devised basic plot lines for each sketch, but how they move from A to B to Z (what they say and do) is based on direct audience interaction, so get ready to laugh and play.
CONTENT DISCLOSURE: Coarse language, sexual innuendos, crude behavior, and flashing lights.     

Hellingham (Purchase Required)

7:30 PM-9:00 PM     
The Upfront Theatre, 203 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA
Welcome to Hellingham, where everyone is as silly as they are suspect! Our cast of improvisers will take inspiration from the audience to create their character, drawing from the Bowl of Fate to find out if they will be witness, kill, or be killed. Only the improviser knows their character's fate, until it is revealed on stage! Join us for our fan favorite improvised murder mystery, Sept. 27 - Nov. 2, with two special shows on Halloween.

Fairhaven Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

8:00 PM-9:30 PM
Meet in the Fairhaven Village Green   
Explore the spooky side of Fairhaven, Bellingham’s south-side shopping district and “haunted hot-spot.” Hear ghost stories, true crime tales and spooky local lore with a costumed guide. This tour lasts around one hour to an hour and a half, and the distance is less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics."    

Hellingham (Purchase Required)

9:30 PM-11:00 PM
The Upfront Theatre, 203 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA
Welcome to Hellingham, where everyone is as silly as they are suspect! Our cast of improvisers will take inspiration from the audience to create their character, drawing from the Bowl of Fate to find out if they will be witness, kill, or be killed. Only the improviser knows their character's fate, until it is revealed on stage! Join us for our fan favorite improvised murder mystery, Sept. 27 - Nov. 2, with two special shows on Halloween.

Please click on the hyperlinks for the events that require registration.

Campus History Tour with the Good Time Girls (Purchase Required)

10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Meet at Red Square Fountain
Learn about the history of Western's campus and Bellingham on this guided walking tour with the Good Time Girls. Visit various historic campus buildings and landmarks and hear fascinating historical tales from the Sehome coal mines through the establishment of the ""Normal School” and beyond. This tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile.   

NEKO Cat Cafe: Coffee, Kitties, and Cookies (Purchase Required)

10:00 AM-8:00 PM
NEKO A Cat Cafe 1130 Cornwall Ave Bellingham, WA
WWU students and families can stop by NEKO Cat Café for a free sticker! Or book your session with the kitties and get one free enamel pin purr cat room reservation. 

Downtown Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Meet in the lobby of the Hotel Leo on Cornwall Avenue
Creepy tales from downtown Bellingham’s crypts/ Find out about horrific historical happenings and terrible true crimes in the dark heart of our city. Led by a costumed guide, this tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Campus Tour (Free)

11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Flag Plaza, WWU Campus
Join the StARs, WWU's student tour guides, on a one-hour group tour of Western's beautiful campus for Fall Family Weekend. They will give you the inside scoop on everything Western and answer your questions as you explore. No registration required.

Fall Family Weekend at Lakewood (Free)

12:00 PM-6:00 PM
2410 Lake Whatcom Blvd, Bellingham, WA 98229
Students and their families rent paddlecraft for free at Lakewood during Fall Family Weekend!

Campus History Tour with the Good Time Girls (Purchase Required)

1:00 PM-2:30 PM 
Meet at Red Square Fountain, WWU Campus
Learn about the history of Western's campus and Bellingham on this guided walking tour with the Good Time Girls. Visit various historic campus buildings and landmarks and hear fascinating historical tales from the Sehome coal mines through the establishment of the ""Normal School” and beyond. This tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile.

Downtown Gore and Lore Tour (Purchase Required)

1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Meet in the lobby of the Hotel Leo on Cornwall Avenue
Creepy tales from downtown Bellingham’s crypts/ Find out about horrific historical happenings and terrible true crimes in the dark heart of our city. Led by a costumed guide, this tour runs around one hour to an hour and a half, total distance less than one mile. Parental discretion advised for violent, gory, and potentially scary topics.

Western Libraries Open House (Free)

1:00 PM-9:00 PM
Wilson Library, WWU Campus
Stop by Western Libraries to explore the many spaces and services available to WWU students! Pick up a bookmark or brochure and look for the signs posted at service points that link to the Libraries' virtual tour.

Liz Binnington Violin Recital: Duality (Free)

2:00 PM-3:30 PM 
Performing Arts Center 155 - Concert Hall, WWU Campus
Duality reflects the balance between classical and alternative styles that many musicians grapple with. In collaboration with Rebecca Manalac, Luke Gavin, and the group she founded “Roots Music Group” Liz will be performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, “I’ll Fly Away”, Fords Farm, and Roundtable Rival. Enjoy the performance in a Halloween costume and join the trick-or-treating event during intermission!