Tourism Tuesday: Luray Parks & Recreation Halloween Events

17 October 2017

We were in the studio for Tourism Tuesday today with Katie from Luray-Page Chamber of Commerce and her guest, Dakota McCoy from Luray Parks & Recreation Dept. to talk about the Halloween events the town is hosting later this month.

Gina filled us in on details for their 91st Annual Banquet & Business Meeting happening on November 2nd. Nominations are still being accepted for their awards as well as reservations for the dinner. You can get all that information here: http://luraypage.com/chamber-of-commerce/annual-banquet/

Tourism Tuesday: Luray Parks & Recreation Halloween Events

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