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Participants in last year's Zombie Walk
The walking dead will again stagger down Penticton's Main Street today.
The second annual Zombie Walk and Costume Parade, held by the Downtown Penticton Association, will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. in the city's downtown.
The walk begins on Main Street at Nanaimo Avenue. Participants are invited to come to Nanaimo Square and donate a food item or cash to the Brain Injury Society and enter their names in a draw.
There will be prizes for the best costumes, best zombie, most original, best themed group and best dressed pet.
In addition, there will be trick or treating on Main Street before and after the parade.
Last year around 200 people showed up for the thrill-filled walk or drag (so to speak) just as the light began to fade.
