Normally, we might make some clichéd comment about “hump day”. But it’s Halloween Week here at WhatGives!?, so we’re thinking of re-naming it “burial mound day”. No, just doesn’t have the right ring, does it. We’ll work on that.
Meanwhile, the parties continue coast-to-coast, raising money for good causes while raising the hackles on the back of your neck. (“hackle day?”)
In St. Louis, Missouri, the Mad Art Gallery is hosting the “Haute Halloween” DecaDance with music from the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and the millennium. Well, that’s basically all music, so you know you’re going to have a great time. Did we mention all the money goes to the local Ronald McDonald House? Well it does. So shake your groove thing on Saturday night!!
Farther south in Austin, Texas (#hookem) they’ve created an “interactive” haunted house called Scare for a Cure. Hmmm. We thought that was the point of all haunted houses. You walk down the hall and someone interacts with you by jumping out of the closet and scaring the, um, snot out of you. But these nutjobs have taken it way off the charts. There are vampires and mysteries and additional insanity from special effects wizards. And, yeah, they’re jumping out at you, too. It’s all for the Breast Cancer Resource Center. Man up and check it out October 28th thru the 31st.
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