Arizona
Arizona is home to the jaw-dropping Grand Canyon, crazy desert wildlife, and very hot summers.
North Carolina is home to some strange town names. And we’re not the only ones who think so. In some regions, street signs include GPS trackers because they are so frequently stolen. Keep reading to discover six towns in NC with the strangest names! Horneytown Welcome to Horneytown, USA! Located in Forsyth County, Horneytown was named
Carly RutledgeSep 22, 2016
Regardless if you’ve never stepped foot outside the NC border, or have traveled to the polar side of the world, North Carolina will always have the hearts of those who consider it home. Some of the strongest bonds to NC are intangible connections which can only be experienced individually. Here are 8 reasons that best explain why NC
Carly RutledgeSep 14, 2016
People often think of the beach or the ocean when they think of watching beautiful sunsets, but did you know that you can find some of the most beautiful sunsets in the United States in Arizona? Check it out! #1 Arizona might not be that close to the ocean, but it doesn’t mean there aren’t palm trees!
Cheyenne ReedAug 22, 2016
#1. The Black Ant Crispy duck dumplings, rabbit barbacoa, agave braised veal cheek, grasshopper crusted shrimp, cactus fries…this is just a sample of what you’ll get at this adventurous Lower East Side eatery. My recommendation: the spicy margarita rimmed with black salt and crushed black ants. (Website: http://theblackantnyc.com) #2. Masa 25 courses with a daily changing
Josh KotelJun 10, 2016
Arizona has a ton of nicknames. How many of these have you heard? #1 The Grand Canyon State Okay, we know. This one’s a little obvious. But, I mean, if you had this kind of beauty in your state, wouldn’t you flaunt it too? #2 The Apache State Many Apache people have fought to call
Cheyenne ReedApr 21, 2016As the days grow shorter and nights longer, the season of the witch is among us. Halloween is an amazing time of year for children to embrace their creative sides and trick-or-treat for candy. Families have events every weekend to celebrate the harvest. But it’s not just for the kids and the families. Halloween doesn’t exclude anyone, including adults who also want to embrace their creative sides as well as the darkness of their souls. Here is a list of 6 Halloween events and activities in New Mexico that adults can enjoy without their kids.
ABQ Trolley Co.’s Trolley of Terror in Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Trolley of Terror is an excellent way to see the darker side of Albuquerque. It is not for the faint of heart and definitely R rated, making it a great adult activity. ABQ Trolley Co.’s annual Halloween tour is a unique horror experience. The tour takes guests to paranormal locations around the city. Customers must bring their own flashlights and good walking shoes, as they will get off and on the trolley often as they investigate these locations.
Saturday, October 22 @ 6:30 PM
Saturday, October 22 @ 9:00 PM
Friday, October 28 @ 6:30 PM
Friday, October 28 @ 9:00 PM
Saturday, October 29 @ 6:30 PM
Saturday, October 29 @ 9:00 PM
Fright Night At The Museum at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Leave the kids at home, and enjoy a Halloween party just for adults 21 and older (valid ID required for entry). Dancing and cash bar in the atrium. Fractal shows in the Planetarium for $5. See the original “Nightmare on Elm St.” on the giant screen for $5. Scary delicious food truck goodies on site, and prizes for the best costumes. 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm.
Price of entry is only $15. The party begins Friday, October 28th from 7pm to 11pm.
Duke City Pedaler: Pub Crawl-oween in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Calling all party-loving witches, zombies, ghouls and goblins! Grab 13 scary friends plus you and take your Halloween party on the road! The Duke City Pedalar’s Pub Crawl-oween is the perfect way to celebrate. You’ll pedal your way through downtown Albuquerque for tricks, treats and discounts at each bar you visit. Be sure to wear your best looking costume for this scary fun ride!
October 27th, 6:00pm – 8:30pm
October 27th, 9:00pm – 11:30pm
October 28th, 9:00pm – 11:30pm
October 29th, 6:00pm – 8:30pm
October 29th, 9:00pm – 11:30pm
October 30th, 12:00pm – 2:30pm
October 30th, 3:00pm – 5:30pm
October 30th, 6:00pm – 8:30pm
October 31st, 6:00pm – 8:30pm
October 31st, 9:00pm – 11:30pm
Friday the 13th, Halloween, and Psycho at KiMo Theatre Halloween Weekend
The famous haunted theatre will be screening horror favorites over Halloween weekend. In order, the horror classics to be shown are Friday the 13th, Halloween (1978), and Psycho (1960). These are perfect films for the millennials and generation Xrs that didn’t get to see them on the big screen when they originally were released.
Haunted KiMo Theatre Tour in Albuquerque, New Mexico
It is not unknown that the KiMo Theatre in Albuquerque is reported to be haunted. This was covered more in depth in a previous article here on When In Your State. On October 29th there will be two tours of the haunted theatre with even more in depth information. These tours are not for children as they are rather frightening. And who knows, you might just have your own paranormal experience!
Saturday, October 29th, 4pm
Saturday, October 29th, 5pm
Annual St. James Tearoom Masquerade Ball in Albuquerque, New Mexico
For those looking for more of an elegant adult themed party, look no further than the St. James Tearoom Annual Masquerade Ball. All the elegance and glamour, all the brilliance of color and the mysterious flash of eyes from behind every mask in the room, daring you to name their faces. In the time of the Renaissance, royalty, nobles, and common folk mingled together under the cloak of disguise at masquerade balls. With whom are you really dancing? Could it be the king? Is that beautiful woman in black actually the farmer’s daughter? Guests at the masquerade ball will enjoy live music, dancing, and socializing throughout the tearoom. Tray service will provide delicious savories, sweets and a glass of Gruet Champagne or Sparkling Martinelli’s non-alcoholic alternative.
$75 per person all-inclusive fee.
Friday, October, 21st, 2016
6:30pm to 9:30pm
Whichever event you choose, it will surely be a great adult Halloween experience!
John Newell is a professional musician as well as student, who is currently working on his PhD in Rhetoric and Composition at The University of Washington. He is also a photographer and freelance writer.
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