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Triwizard Tournament is in Jackson Square on Saturday

Posted at 12:17 am October 25, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Jackson Square Triwizard Tournament Oct 2017

 

Calling all Muggles and Wizards! On Saturday, October 28, from 5-9 p.m., the Jackson Square Association will be hosting its Harry Potter Triwizard Tournament.

Students of Hogwarts will be able to test their skills at the games, complete their OWL exams, observe a Quidditch demonstration by Nox Quidditch team, drink buttered beer, and shop the many stores and booths at Hogsmeade.

Professor Pott’s will be hosting a pumpkin carving contest with Harry Potter theme. Judging will begin at 8:30. Prizes will be awarded for best pumpkin.

Albus Dumbledore will be hosting a trivia tournament at 6 for interested parties. Teams of four are encouraged to register by texting Linda Johnston at (865) 335-5614 or sign up day of event. Prizes will be awarded to best dressed team and winners! Cost is $20 per team, and snacks and drinks will be provided to participants.

Monies raised will go to furthering our celebration of the arts in Jackson Square.

For those interested in “Adopting a Patronus,” come check out the furry friends who are looking for their forever home. Hogsmeade and Hogwarts will be alive and kicking with activity.

Grab your wands and a friend and join us!

This press release was submitted by Linda Johnston.

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