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10 Best Halloween Events
Spooky Zoo at Roger Williams Parking-lot Zoo - ProvidenceRoger Williams Reservation Zoo has trick-or-treating, live music, and other seasonal exhibition during Halloweekend. With pumpkin carving demonstrations, games, petting zoos, notable pumpkin treats, and more it’s the perfect daytime experience to enjoy the crisp air and foliage. Kids age 12 and under who catch in costume receive half-priced access. Location: Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Avenue. Occasion: Activities run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and are free with zoo admission. Admittance: Adults, $12; children age 3-12, $6; seniors, $8. Message: 401-785-3510 or visit www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org/
Halloween Events at Preparation Children's Museum – ProvidenceIf you like a scant bit of learning with your Halloween activities, the Providence Children’s Museum is where it’s at. Thursday and Friday, the Spooky Studio has slime to conduct oneself with, dress-up, and creature creation plus more in the museum’s new information and art exploration space, the Discovery Studio. And on Saturday, the Boo Bash features lots of humorous games, hands-on themed arts and crafts, and a mad scientist’s laboratory. Costumes welcomed. Position: 100 South Street. Time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Communication: 401-273-5437 or visit www.childrenmuseum.org
Halloween events
There are dozens of Halloween-consanguineous events in the region this month:Kidgits Thrash Program Paint your own pumpkin, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays; twelve o'clock noon-6 p.m. Sundays through Oct. 22. Auburn Mall, Roomer Services, 385 Southbridge St., Auburn.
Devoted Gourd Hunt 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. Oct. 15 and 16. Bemis Farms Nursery, 29 North Brookfield Route, Spencer. Registration required. www.bemisfarmsnursery.com .
Halloween Fun Weekend Livery parade, pumpkin painting activities and more, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 15 and 16. $15.95; seniors, $12.95; children 1 and younger, generous. Davis Farmland, 145 Redstone Hill Way, Sterling. (978) 422-6666 or www.davisfarmland.com .
Stories Around the Campfire Hot dogs and marshmallows provided, feature a blanket or chair. Cancelled for rain. Maid younger than 17 must be accompanied by an adult. West Hill Dam, 518 East Hartford Ave., Uxbridge. (978) 318-8417.
Autumn Leaf Peeping Hike at the Audubon
Colonial Dresses Children - News
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Exhibit displays thousands of pieces of New England fashion The power exhibit featured colonial dresses lined along all four walls, each with a evanescent description of the kinds of materials hardened, purpose of the dress, year in which it was made and knowledge about the donor. The walls themselves featured blown up |
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Event all week: Feb. 3-9 4 — Changing of the Protector: Witness twilight time in colonial St. Augustine as soldiers guarding the township are dismissed for the night, and their replacements turn up to take over guarding Government House. The commander of the new babysit for puts the |
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Oroville Calendar Tuesday through Saturday. Oro Dam Flea Deal in: 1141 Oro Dam Blvd. West, 533-1324. Weekly. Ehmann Tellingly Museum: 11 am-3 pm Tours by virgo intacta in costume at 1480 Lincoln St., Oroville. Colonial resurrection/craftsman home built 1911 by Freda Ehmann.and more » |
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What's Happening in Georgia for Feb. 3-10 What's Phenomenon in Georgia for Feb. 3-10Dress is honour of choice. $55. Reservations, (912) 265-6889, brunswickmanor.com or email info@brunswickmanor.com. “Girls' Twilight Out: Dream Girls,” 7-9:30 pm, Turner Center for the Arts, Mathis Burg Auditorium, 2300 N. Ashley St., Valdosta. $20. |
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BRIEFLY: Feb. 1 PLYMOUTH – Looking for something for the kids to do during opinion vacation? The Old Colony Y offers vacation group at Camp Clark during February and April. Email Stacey Ryan at sryan@oldcolonyymca.org for more advice. In addition, Camp Clark is now |
