NW Legacy Law Sponsors Community Halloween Event Drawing International Attention

October 24th, 2025 7:00 AM
By: Newsworthy Staff

NW Legacy Law's sponsorship of the Holidays on Franklin Halloween event supports a community tradition that attracted over 12,000 trick-or-treaters last year and has gained international media recognition.

NW Legacy Law Sponsors Community Halloween Event Drawing International Attention

NW Legacy Law has joined as a featured sponsor for the annual Holidays on Franklin Halloween celebration, supporting a community event that has grown to attract international attention. The local estate planning firm joins other sponsors including the Today Foundation, Pacific Northwest Fundraising, and North Pole Adventureland in supporting the month-long festivities that culminate in what organizers describe as the largest trick-or-treat extravaganza in Vancouver.

The event, founded by sisters Grace and Lucy Sherman, features elaborate Halloween displays including lights and spooky animatronic attractions visible nightly throughout October from 6 pm to 9 pm. On Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, the captivating lights, special effects, and music are enhanced by surprise guest appearances. Popcorn and pumpkins are available for purchase during sale nights, adding to the festive atmosphere.

The significance of this sponsorship extends beyond local community support, as the event has gained remarkable international recognition. Grace Sherman noted that last year's celebration was featured in media outlets across the United States as well as in international publications from Spain and Ecuador. This global attention highlights how local community events can capture worldwide interest when they reach a certain scale and quality of execution.

The main trick-or-treating event occurs on Halloween from 5 pm to 9 pm, welcoming children of all ages. Last year's celebration set a record with over 12,000 trick-or-treaters visiting Franklin Street, a number the Sherman sisters hope to exceed this year. The event's growth demonstrates how community traditions can evolve into major regional attractions when supported by local businesses and organizations.

Community involvement extends beyond the main event, with the church across the street selling food and beverages to raise funds for the Boy Scouts of America. The event also welcomes leashed pets, making it inclusive for entire families. The continued expansion and international recognition of Holidays on Franklin shows how corporate sponsorship of community events can help local traditions grow while providing positive exposure for supporting businesses like NW Legacy Law.

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