Community Calendar 2007

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September 28- October 21
State Fair of Texas
The State Fair takes place in Fair Park. It is a 277-acre city park that is just two miles east of downtown Dallas. General admission is $14.00, and most of the shows and attractions are free once you get inside. Seniors (60 & over) and children ages 3 up to 48-inches-tall pay only $10.00. Admission tickets may be purchased online at bigtex.com beginning Aug. 1. If you are near a Kroger store during the months of September and October, just step up to a checkout and buy a discounted general admission ticket in advance for $12.50. For more information please visit their website at http bigtex.com

October 1 - October 31
Women's Council of Realtors "Holidays for Hero's" Project Collection Drive
This project will consist of sending 1000 holiday season care packages to our military men and women in Iraq and Afghanistan. The goal is to show our military forces that we appreciate the sacrifices they and their families make for the future of our great nation and to remember their valiant efforts. Visit www.montgomerycountycares.com for the list of items needed and locations where you can drop off your items. Call Karen Stafford at 281-787-9500 for more information.

October - November
The Texas Renaissance Festival
One of the nation's largest, most acclaimed renaissance theme parks where the sights, sounds, tastes and beauty of the 16th Century come alive every Saturday and Sunday for 8 weekends October through November, from 9:00 AM to dusk. *Discount tickets available at any Houston Randall's, Beaumont/Louisiana Market Basket, Woodforest National Bank, Austin/Dallas Albertsons, Bryan/College Station Appletree or online at www.texrenfest.com

October - November 25
Dewberry Farm - Brookshire
"A visit to Dewberry Farm is a return to the simpler times of our grandparents. Located west of Katy, Texas, Dewberry Farm is all about making memories and enjoying good clean country fun." Eight-acre Corn field maze, pumpkin patch, barnyard area, hayride, barrel train ride, corn cannon and more.
Website: http://www.dewberryfarm.com

October 1-2
Hunter's Safety Course
10 Hour Course teaching hunting safety skills and responsibility. Upon Course completion, the certification card is good for life and is honored by 48 states, and 10 Canadian Provinces that require hunter education. This certification card must be carried with you at all times when hunting. Must attend both nights to successfully complete class. Registration is now until Sept. 28. Fee $15. For Further information call the Conroe Recreation Center at 936-522-3900

October 3
4th Annual Tee it Up For Rett Syndrome Golf Tournametn
The 1pm shotgun scramble fundraiser will be held at the Bentwater Country Club in Montgomery, on the Miller Course. The cost of the event is $99 per player and they are limiting the field to the first 100 golfers who send in their checks. The fee will cover the cost of golf, cart and range balls. You will be on your own for food and drinks.  Please send your golf fee check and/or hole sponsorship check/s to Dave Clements, 34 Camel Court, Montgomery, TX 77356. Thank you for your help in fighting the dreadful neurological disorder.

October 4
2007 Lobsterfest - Conroe
The Greater Conroe /Lake Conroe Area Chamber of Commerce and the Lobsterfest Committee are pleased to announce that 2007 Lobsterfest golfers will be teeing off at the Texas National Golf Club. After a relaxing day of golf and dinner, a live and silent auction will be held at the Lone Star Convention Center. For more information contact the Chamber of Commerce @ 936 756-6644.

October 4
Breathe-Free Conroe Coalition
Meeting the First Thursday of Every Month. Breathe Free Conroe is a partnership of health organizations, physicians, community groups and concerned citizens committed to protecting residents from the substantial health risks of second hand smoke. Their mission is to make a healthier community through policies that require 100% smoke free environments in all indoor worksites and public spaces. For more information please contact Chrissie West at 936-756-2790

October 5
2nd Annual Scream, Scream, Scream MAZE OF MADDNESS
A 3 acre maze of fright. Open every Friday and Saturday night thru October and Halloween night 8pm-mid. If you scare easy this is not for you. They will be giving away $100 to the scariest room theme so if you want to participate contact Brenda Myers at 281-432-1007. Admission for children in $5 and $8 for adults. located at the American Legion 393 on 321 in Cleveland

October 5-6
A Holiday Marketplace
Merchants will be selling their handmade or unique items in various rooms throughout the First United Methodist Church of Conroe. Any profit made from the marketplace will be used to support ministry at FUMC. On Friday there will be a preview Gala from 7-7:30p with a Free concert by Barbara Tucker. A $10 ticket will include first chance shopping from 7:30-9:30p with shopping and dessert. Tickets are available in the office. On Saturday, join for free shopping from 9-4p. Box lunches will be sold by the youth.

October 6
SHSU Pink Day
Join to raise money and awareness for breast cancer. 5K Charity walk, starting at 8am at Bowers Stadium. Bearkat Alley Tail Gate at 4pm and Pink out football game at 6pm. For ticket information please call 936 294 1729 or visit them online here

October 6
33rd Annual Fair on the Square - Huntsville
Arts & crafts show on the restored historic downtown square with entertainment throughout the day. Take a stroll around the square and discover what 300+ vendors have to offer. Phone: (936) 295-8113
http://www.chamber.huntsville.tx.us

October 6
Totally Bazaar Marketplace St. James Church Mice @ Montgomery County Fairgrounds **** Meet Mary McCoy 10am to 12p ****

October 6
5th Annual Shane Harris Memorial Poker Ride- Monaville
Sign-up starts at 9:30a with pull out around 11a. Collect playing cards at each stop to form a poker hand. Best hands win valuable prizes. BYOB, coolers must be carried on relief trailer. After the ride stick around for live auction, raffle, mud-wrestling, exhibition and dance. Visit their website here.

October 6
Cancer Fundraiser Benefit
Thomas "Harold" Callins in the toughest project he's ever been on... The Fight of His Life. 21411 Falvel Road, Spring. From 11:30am till ending. There will be a BBQ Dinner, Whiskey Igloo, Auction, Cake Walk, NFL Autograph Football and a Live band. For more information please call 281-330-4402

October 6
5th Annual Shane Harris Memorial Poker Ride
Monaville, Texas. Sign-up starts at 9:30a, pull out around 11a. Collect playing cards at each stop to form a poker hand. Best hand wins valuable prizes. After the ride there will be a live auction, raffle and dance. For more information visit therounders.org

October 6
Fall Plant Sale
Bring your wagon! With the Montgomery County Master Gardners. From 9a-1p at the Montgomery County Extension Office 9020 FM 1484. Program by Tom Leroy at 8am with limited seating.

October 6
Missoula Children's Theatre --- Jack and the Beanstalk
7pm Crighton Thearte. Admission $5. The renowned Children's Theatre returns with Jack and the Beanstalk. Bring the family, for more information please call 936-321-3080

Oct. 6-7
Wings Over Houston Air show - Houston
The sky becomes the stage for the 23rd annual Wings Over Houston Air show, featuring precision flying, aerobatics and equipment demonstrations. Modern military jets and World War II warplanes are also on display. Ellington Field. (713) 266-4492,
Website: www.wingsoverhouston.com

Oct. 6-7
Wolfcreek Car, Truck and Bike Show
Presented by the Coldspring Chamber of Commerce. For more information 936-653-2184.

October 6,13,20,27
Knights of Columbus 28th Annual Charity
Knights of Columbus Hall #6456 at 2655 FM 1488 will be having an event with target shoot, raffle tickets and BBQ. Bring your shotgun, loaners will be provided. Money raised benefits the knights of columbus.

October 8
12th Annual Gullo Dealerships Charity Gold Classic
At Woodforest gold club at fish creek, 6201 Mulligan Drive in Montgomery. Shotgun starts at 9:30am. Benefiting Christmas for Kids. For more information please call Mark Stevens at 936-756-5500 or email Linda Gullo Rodriguez at Lgullorod@gmail.com

October 10 - 14
80th Annual Austin County Fair & Rodeo - Bellville
All attending the 2006 Fair will enjoy good Austin County fun, food entertainment and fellowship.  A big midway carnival, PRCA Rodeos, Livestock Show, Parade, Queen's Contest, Youth Auction Sale , exhibits and national recording artists will keep fair patrons entertained.  Your general admission tickets includes the concert and rodeo. Pay One Price, See It All: Adults $10.00/Seniors $6.00, Kids 6-11 Yrs. $6.00/under 6 FREE.  Click here for entertainment line up, directions and more!

October 11
Chocolate Festival of Texas
Taste of Home Cooking School from 3-9:30 at the Humble Civic Center. Purchase your tickets online here

October 11
Citizens-Residents Oppose Well
City Group working together to stop toxic dumping in our county. Get involved now, meeting will be held at 6:30pm at the Grangerland Fire Department across from the Caney Creek High School. For more information call 936 756 1464

October 11-13
65th Annual Bulb and Plant Mart
One of the largest horticultural events in Texas, sponsored by the Garden Club of Houston will be held at Westminster United Methodist Church, 5801 San Felipe at Bering, just west of the Galleria area. For information on this event call Susan at 713-816-6631 or email at sreedy@houston.rr.com

October 12, 13 & 14 **
Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival - Conroe
Activities include arts and crafts exhibitors from all over Texas and from other states near and far. Families can come out and spend the day in our Kid’s Area that includes children’s fun rides, Monster Mural, petting zoo, amusements, pony rides, and the Small Fry Stage where young dancers from several local dance and art schools perform.  No need to bring your fishing poles, the Catfish is already on the grill! But catfish is not the only food you’ll find at the Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival, you’ll have plenty of items to choose from; shrimp, gumbo, frog legs, alligator, boudin, sausage, chicken, red beans & rice, and much more. $10 - Adults, $5 - Seniors 65+, $5 - Saturdays, 11am to 3pm. Visit their website @ conroecajuncatfishfestival.com for more info and HALF PRICE tickets

October 13-14
Big State Festival
Two days, five stages, 50 bands - just outside College Station, TX at Texas World Speedway. Featuring Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lyle Lovett, Dierks Bentley, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen and many many more! In addition to multiple music stages featuring Country superstars from Nashville and beyond, fans will be treated to spectacles like actual NASCAR exhibition races with the Richard Petty Driving Experience, a Roadhouse Sports Bar, the biggest prize-purse Barbecue Showdown in the nation, a kids corral, and much more. For more information visit their website here

October 13
Garage Sale and Car Wash
8am-1pm at 701 North 3rd. All proceeds go towards prom 2008. Teachers and Students Volunteer their time and efforts to make this event possible. If anyone would like to make a donation item to be sold at the garage sale drop it by Hauke Alternative High School at any time. Call Rachel Threadgill for more information 936-697-0777 for more information

October 13
2007 Karaoke Awards
Brought to you by Selby Entertainment. 12:30p-2a 17356 NW Freeway. All Entries must arrive and sign in by 1pm. Anyone can enter. There will be trophies and prizes. Audience does the judging, so bring along your friends and family.

October 13  
Jimmy Lee Kelly Memorial
Open 42 tournament, Sanctioned by 42 International Players Association. 315 Peach Street in Cleveland. Check in at 8:30a, first round begins at 9:30a. 20 Min games, come alone or with a partner, cash prizes and certificate awarded. Everyone plays 10 games. Register today. Call 281-290-0784

October 13
Lone Star Cowboy Church Team Roping
10am. $2,500 added money with roping following service. Coggins required at all events/ Must attend church service to rope, NO EXCEPTIONS. No entry fee. Lone Star Cowboy Church 1627 Eva St in Montgomery

October 13-November 16
Quilts in Motion
The Twelth Annual "Quilts in Motion" exhibit will take place at the headquarters of the Galveston Foundation, located in the 1861 US Custon House at 502 20th Street in Galveston. The exhibit, organized by the Galveston County Historical Museum. For more information visit their website here

October 13
Motorcycle Ralley

October 14-20
Teen Read Week
Now in it's tenth year, Teen Read Week is the only national literacy initiative aimed at teens, their parents, librarians, educators, booksellers and other interested adults. The goal of Teen Read Week is to Increase the number of teens who are regular readers and library users. To encourage teens to read just for the fun of it, this year's theme is "LOL @ your library." To learn more about teen read week, please visit ala.org/teenread

October 7-27
Harris County Fair
From 4-H and FFA competitions to action-packed rodeo events and live musical entertainment, arts and crafts, a barbecue cook-off, livestock show, carnival and more.  The 2006 Harris County Fair & Rodeo is your direct-connection to fall-time family entertainment at The Houston Farm & Ranch Club.  Please visit harriscountyfair.net for schedule of events and additional information.

October 17
10th Annual MCPAS Charity Golf Tournament
Woodforest Golf Club, Benefiting the Society's Performances and Mission. For more information call 936-449-4174 and ask for Lee.

October 17
Lunch and Learn
New Waverly Public Library will host the first monthly Lunch and Learn from noon to 2pm in the community room of the new library building on SH75 South. Kary Morris, quilting teacher will display several quilts while instructing general and heirloom quilting techniques. Paticipants will brown bag their lunch with thw library furnishing tea and dessert. Come lunch and learn with us. For information call Becky Kolb at 936 344 2084

October 19
Jenna Bush Book Signing
7pm at Peet Jr. High School. 400 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd N. Require a Ticket admittance. Each tickets admits on person to event. One ticket per book purchased. Buy books at Hastings. For more information please 936 788 2663

October 19-20
Caney Creek Cowboy Church Garage Sale
9a-5p at the Grangerland Community Center on FM 3083, benefiting the Caney Creek Cowboy Church Building Fund

October 19-21
The Radiance Advanced Skin and Body Care Challenge
Radiance Advanced Skin and Body Care is offering a challenge to all area salons to help end domestic violence by donating a Buck-a-Cut with every haircut during the weekend of the 19th-21st to be donated to the Montgomery County Women's Center during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. For more information call Lauren Olson at 281 367 4700

October 20
ZiegenBock Festival - Houston
The ZiegenBock Festival features music by Cross Canadian Ragweed, Roger Creager, Restless Kelly and many more. Sam Houston Race Park. Online tickets will go on sale Sept. 1 online for $8 visit ziegfest.com for more information.

October 20
Houston Women's Festival
The festival is a celebration of music, art, culture and community. It is the largest annual event for the women's community in Texas, drawing people from throughout the state and beyond. The festival is open to all and includes a full day of excellent music and a marketplace of vendors. Tickets are $20 at the door or $15 in advance, children under 10
enter free  Please visit their website @ http://www.hwfestival.org/ for more information. 

October 20
Caney Creek Cowboy Church Raffle
Many prizes to be won at the raffle. Ranging from a Mossberg 270 deer rifle and scope to a gas grill 36,000 BTU side burner. Grangerland Community Center at 4pm. Need not be present to win. Tickets are $5 each or 5 tickets for $20.

October 20
The Tree of Life Lutheran Church Fall Festival
Bring the whole family to enjoy crafts, vendors, family games, and barbecue plates.  Entertainment from Wolf Creek Pistoleros,
Old West Reenactments, Comedy & Christian Skits
Shows throughout the day. 3201 Loop 336 West, Conroe, TX 77305. For more information visit their website here

October 20
Grand Opening of the Village of Creekside Park in The Woodlands
Michael Martin Murphy, the nation's top singer of cowboy songs, will headline a three-hour, free to the public concert from 3-6pm as part of the Grand Opening.

October 20
James Earl Jones presents "Poems I Love to Read"
The distinguised and versatile actor, James Earl Jones, will perform at The Grand 1894 Opera House. For more information click here

October 20-21
Book Signing at MOD Coffee House
Ara 13 will be releasing and signing his book, Drawers and Booths, at MOD coffee house during Artoberfest. Drawers and Booths is an official entrant of the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished books. More Info

October 21
5th Annual Fall Classic Open Car Show
10am-3pm The Conroe Outlet Center. Lots of Door prizes with a 50 50 jar. Lost of judged classes with trophies. For more information Juanita Hooks 936 856 4480

October 22-End of November
Benefit
The Greater Faith Apostolic Church is sponsoring the benefit in memory of Austin Davis for funeral services and other expenses. Raffleing off a 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Indianapolis 500 Brickyard 400 Race "Official Event Car' Donation of $30 per ticket, purchase 2 get 1 free. Drawing will be held when all tickets are sold. Contact Cheryl L. Orr at 832 514 9308 for more information

October 25
8th Halloween in the Park - Friendswood
Featuring booths, trick-or-treating around the park and more. Stephenson Park.
Website: http://www.friendswood-chamber.com

October 25
Candy Solomon Memorial Golf Tournament
7th Annual Golf Tournament at 8:30am. $105 per person or four man team for $420. Tournament at the Links at Westfork at FM 105 and 3083 in Conroe. Lunch will be provided by Darrel's Catering, Drinks and a Cap for Entering. For more information please call Jimmy Solomon at 936 672 2753

October 24
Go Texan Dance
Johnny B Dalton's, Bus Trips with Live and Silent Auction and Door Prizes, Must be present to win. 6p-Mid. Food served at 6:30p till it's gone. Tickets are $8 Pre-sale and $10 at the door. For additional information please contact Rhonda O'Brien 936 597 8834

October 25
The Legacy Awards
Fresh Spirit Wellness for Women Inc. is pleased to present its inaugural signature fundraising Gala at the Omni Houston Hotel. The event will include a formal reception, program, dinner, silent auction and an inspiring gospel concert. For more information please contact Veronica Bush at 281-788-0082

October 25
Candlelight Vigil for Domestic Violence
Starting at 7p lasting till 9p at the Fountain Entrance to the College at 242. Shari Pulliam is coming to honor Terry Lee and memorial service pictures will be around. A parent who has lost a child and a survivor will also speak.

October 26 
Halloween Carnival
Starting at 7pm. Fun for children ages infant to 12 years. Dress up in your costume and join in the fun. The carnival will be held at the Legion Post Located on Hwy 1097 one mile east of Willis.

October 26
Houston Symphony performs Hocus Pocus Pops- The Woodlands
Bring your family and friends to this “spooktacular” Halloween event. Hocus Pocus Pops is a night of tricks, treats and enchanting music as the Houston Symphony casts a magical spell on The Pavilion. Daddies, mummies and all the little ghosts and goblins are invited to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes. The evening is sure to be a “hauntingly” good time. Pre-concert activities begin at 6 p.m. $15/$10/Free Lawn.The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. For more information call 281-364-3010.

October 26 
Kingsmen in Magnolia
7:30pm, at the First Baptist Church. Adult Tickets are $10 in advance and children under 12 years are $5. Proceeds go to the purchase of eye exams for children and eye wear. For more information please call the First Baptist Church of Magnolia at 281 356 8543. Sponsored by the Magnolia Lions Club

October 26
Fall Festival
Lone Star Cowboy Church in Montgomery invites you to the FREE Fall Festival starting at 5pm. Hotdogs, Drinks, Games, Prizes and much more. For information please call 936 597 5742

October 26 & 27 - Conroe
Haunted Jail & Hay Ride - Historical Commission - Coldspring
Call Coldspring/San Jacinto County Chamber of Commerce at 936-653-2184 for more information.

October 25  
Halloween Ghost Stories & Hayride - Galveston
Galveston Island State Park
Phone: 409-737-1222

October 27
Open house at Banshee Ranch
Banshee Ranch provides professional comprehensive services for your horse. From Aqua Therapy in their rehab and performance pool, providing the same benefits as on track conditioning as well as riding lessons for all ages and styles, they will assist you in the over-all wellness of your horse. Boarding is also available for trainers looking for facilities. Tour Banshee Ranch on the 27th from 10am till 12 noon. There'll be a local vet and masseuse on hand and a hoof trimming and barrel racing demonstration. For more information log on to bansheeranch.com.

October 26-27
14th Annual BBQ Cookoff
Lake Conroe Lions fundraiser. Open to the public with hayride, bonfire, ice sculpture, saturday night barn dance with the dirty south band. Support your local lions club. Coolers and BYOB welcome. For more information please visit their website here

October 26-27
1st Annual Vetran's Vittles BBQ Cook Off
Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Conroe. The event will consist of cook teams who will compete for top prizes. In addition to the cood-off there will be exhibits, children's activities, a special tribute ceremony honouring the Fallen Soilders of Montgomery Counry, silent auctions and raffle items. Friday, gates will open to the public at 3pm. The headline entertainment will be Zona Jones. On Saturday, the headline entertainment is Shenandoah. For more information contact Toni at toni_txangel@yahoo.com

October 26-28
Haunted House
6pm-11pm and 5pm-8pm. City of Conroe Activity Center. Admission is $5. Come see Mad Mary and experience her Frightmare! Journey with Mary through her most terrifying dreams and find out what it is like to be truly scared. For more information call 936 203 2697 or visit them online www.northlakeconroepaddlingco.com

October 26
The Kindsmen
Magnolia, 7:30pm at the First Baptist Church. Adult tickets are $10 in advance, with children at $5. Sponsored by the Magnolia Lions Club. For more information call the lions club at 936 447 3088

October 27
Lone Star Cowboy Church Calf Roping
10am, $2,500 added money. Roping following church service/ MUST ATTEND SERVICE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Lone Star Cowboy Church 1627 Eva St. Montgomery

October 27
River Pointe Baptist Church Fall Festival
Join from 1-5pm for fun for the whole family. There will be Hay Rides, Games, Prizes, food and more. For further information please contact Sue Fussell 936-760-3317

October 27
White Dove of Hope 5th Semi Annual Fall Event
5pm. Demolition Derby Raffle. Grand Prize is a Custom Texas Golf Cart. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Chili, Bean and Cake Cookoff. Registration cost $25. Contact Don Jones at 281 541 3042

October 27
13th Annual Mutt Strutt Fundraiser
9a-2p, at the Town Freen Park in The Woodlands. 1 mile Pledge Walk, Demonstrations by the Houston Frisbee Dogs, the CIDS K-9 Division, and service dog organizations. They're will be a contest for stupid pet tricks and uglies dog. Pet adoptions and Grooming, pet vendors and rescure dog organizations. For more information please call 281 465 0719

October 27
Halloween Funk Fest
Don't miss out on all the ghoulish fun as East Beach present Hallween Funk Fest, at 3pm. Gates open at noon. The event will be hosted by J Anthony Brown, opened by Coop Deville and will feature the SOS band, the Ohio Players, Morris Day and The Time, and Cameo. More Info

October 27
BBQ Fundraiser
A fundraiser will be held for Ron Lofton from 11-2pm at the Huntsville Surgery Center. Chopped BBQ sandwichs will be available for $5 each, in addition to a silent auction. Ron is an RN employed at HMH, and was injured in a motorcycle accident on his way to work in early October. Ron remains hospitalized in Houston, and will have a lengthy recovery and rehabilitation. Come by and sign a card for Ron and help fellow nurse and motorcyclist. For more information, please contact Karen Douglas at 936 291 9692

October 21
Cowboy Harvest
Open Range Cowboy Church in Cut-N-Shoot at 13156 HWY 105, starting at 3pm, Showdown at Sunset. Candy, Games, Prizes, Hayride, Grub and Music.

October 27-28
MECA's Day of the Dead Festival
Honoring our Past, Celebrating Our Future. (713) 802-9370.
Website: www.meca-houston.org.

October 28
Ghostly Gardens to Haunt Moody Gardens
Bring all of your little Goblins and Ghouls to Moody Gardens for a spooktacular variety of fun activities in the "Ghostly Gardens".

October 29-31
Caney Creek Cowboy Church Fall Festival
Haunted house and Hayride from 7-9p. Wednesday night, Truck or Treat free games and candy. $1 donation for hayride and Haunted House. Y'all come on down for some fun, frights and fellowship. For more information contact Tina at 281 658 1796

October 30
Octoberfest & Market days, Merchants Assoc. - Coldspring
Call Coldspring/San Jacinto County Chamber of Commerce at 936-653-2184 for more information.

October 31
"Scare on the Square" - Huntsville
Enchanted Forest in Rather Park, Free Pizza & Soda, Booths & Games, Face Painting, Arts & Crafts, Moonwalk. Trick or Treating around the Square Starts at 4:30pm..

October 31
Huntsville Education Foundation
Chick-fil-a will be coming to Huntsville from 11a-2p Selling Chick-fil-a sandwichs/chips/cookies for $5. Call Carol Smith at 936-661-9361 to place your orders. Deadline to order is by October 24th by 5pm All proceeds benefit the Huntsville Education Foundation.

October 31
Halloween Storytelling at Moody Mansion
Don't miss an evening of spooktacular fun at the Boooooseum. Moody Mansion will offer an evening of Halloween Storytelling from 6-730p. Perfect for elementary school kids, each child will enjoy a Trick or Beat Bag of ghoulicious goodies while listening to Halloween Stories. More Info

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