Pelham Together teens to host Halloween scavenger hunt for middle schoolers Nov. 1

October 22, 2019

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by Pelham Together.

Pelham Together teens are hosting a Halloween Scavenger Hunt in town for the Pelham Middle Schoolers on Nov. 1. The event will start at the Gazebo and the students will have to solve riddles and read clues in order to win the grand prize! Sign up for tickets here.

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