Nevada County, the City of Nevada City, and the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce are bringing Halloween fun to downtown Nevada City with the fifth annual Nevada City Halloween Spooktacular and Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway on Friday, Oct. 30, from 3-5 p.m. This free, family-friendly celebration has something for everyone, from trick-or-treating through County departments to a community book giveaway, face painting, music, games, and more. Families can park at the Nevada County Government Center, make their way through the Halloween Spooktacular, head to the Madelyn Helling Library for the Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway, and then walk or take the free shuttle downtown to continue the festivities. Nevada County Connects will run a free shuttle between the Government Center, Madelyn Helling Library and City Hall every 15 minutes until 7 p.m. Halloween Spooktacular at the Government Center: Step through the doors of the Nevada County Government Center and discover a different Halloween theme around every corner. County departments will transform their spaces and hand out candy to trick-or-treaters as part of this annual community celebration. The Spooktacular is a gift to the community from County staff and community partners who donate their time, candy and creativity to transform the Government Center into an exciting Halloween destination. “The County is honored to have the community at the Government Center for the Spooktacular, while we provide a safe, family-friendly space where kids of all ages can celebrate and enjoy Halloween,” said County Executive Officer Alison Lehman. Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway at Madelyn Helling Library: This campus-wide celebration wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Madelyn Helling Library where literacy for our youngest Nevada County residents is the focus. In partnership with the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Western Nevada County, the library will host the Spooky Boooky Book Giveaway along with face painting, healthy snacks, sto