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Happy Thursday, Edmond! 🎃 We’re heading into another fall weekend packed with ways to get out and enjoy our community! From Storybook Forest kicking off at Arcadia Lake to Halloween fun at American Solera, ghost tours in Downtown Edmond, and the Edmond Farmers Market on Saturday morning, there’s no shortage of ways to make some fall memories. 🍂

Looking for something a little different? You can enjoy a free Barre and Babies class, celebrate local favorites, or head to Bricktown for Brick or Treat on Sunday!

Plus, we’ve got a fresh Perks Pass offer to help you save while supporting local businesses. Use code WHATSUP6 for your first month FREE!

Grab your calendar, pick your favorites, and let’s make it a great weekend!


- Dylan & Becca

*As always, we recommend you double-check each event as schedules can change and typos can occur

TRIVIA

Which famous 1980s toy was originally marketed as a way to help children develop their creativity and imagination, but was inspired by a 1970s invention designed to make furniture?

A. LEGO
B. Rubik’s Cube
C. Transformers
D. Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

Thursday 10/22

  • Living Restored Women’s Event

Friday 10/23

  • Storybook Forest Begins

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Saturday 10/24

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Sunday 10/25

  • Life.Church Edmond Neighborhood Fall Fest

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Dylan & Becca

Trivia Answer: B. Rubik’s Cube
The Rubik’s Cube was invented in 1974 by Hungarian architecture professor Ernő Rubik. He originally created it as a teaching tool to help explain three-dimensional movement and structural relationships. It became a worldwide sensation in the 1980s, turning into one of the best-selling puzzles of all time!