Bend, OR, October 31, 2026 — Bend, Oregon – Hundreds of participants and spectators gathered in Bend’s Old Mill District and Riverbend Park for the city’s sixth annual Witches Paddle. The popular Halloween tradition saw a significant turnout, marking its continued success as a community event.

The Witches Paddle, a festive gathering centered around a paddle craft event, has become a staple Halloween tradition in Bend. This year’s iteration brought together a large crowd to observe the festivities and join in the seasonal celebration.

Beyond the visual spectacle and community engagement, the event served a dual purpose. It was also dedicated to raising awareness and collecting essential items for MountainStar Family Relief Nursery. The organization provides critical support services for families in need.

Information regarding the specific number of participants or spectators was not provided. Details on the types or quantities of essential items collected for MountainStar Family Relief Nursery were also not available. The contractor responsible for organizing the event was not specified in the information provided.

Despite the lack of specific figures on attendance or donations, the event’s continued patronage by hundreds highlights its established presence and popularity within Bend’s community calendar.



Story summarized from the original created by Emily Rogers on bendbulletin.com, see more information here.

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