From noon to 3 p.m., participants can smash their pumpkins, gourds and jack-o'-lanterns with bats (our preference), mallets and other tools before the remains are turned into compost.
The free, family-friendly event will also feature activities such as painting with food scraps, typewriter poetry and a community drumming circle.
Registration is recommended, though walk-ins are welcome. The event is scheduled for light rain or shine, with a rain date of Nov. 15.
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