Return of the Avetts
The Avett Brothers will return to play its annual New Year’s Eve show — this time for two nights. The band will perform at Belk Theatre on Dec. 30 and 31. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 7.
Live Review: CarnEvil
Photos and a review of the two-day Halloween festival, CarnEvil, that took place at Amos’ Southend over the weekend.
How to move to Canada in four easy steps
Here’s your exit strategy in case your presidential candidate loses the election
Will rainy weather affect turnout?
Any rain-related turnout reduction may still not be enough to counter the large Democratic turnout during early voting.
Heidi goes all out for Halloween
Heidi Klum dresses as Hindu Goddess Kali (or a many-armed smurfette) for Halloween.
Free food for voting
Get some free grub at the following places (be sure to wear your “I voted” sticker!).
The ‘Wassup’ guys: eight years later
The dudes from that popular beer commercial are back with a political message
Day of the Dead celebrated
The Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) festival went down at Levine Museum of the New South on Sun., Nov. 2. The event is a Mexican tradition where the living remember deceased friends and family members (with altars, etc.). The festivities at the museum included dance performances, authentic costumes, activities for children and…
We have a winner!
Congratulations to Jeff, who wins the $50 gift certificate to Pewter Rose!!
Got this e-mail
This came from Dave : Subject: Excuse me Mr. Obama Columbo, still scratching his head. Ah . . . Sorry to bother you Mr. Obama, Sir. . . Excuse me Mr. Obama, I mean Senator Obama, Sir. See, I have these missing pieces that are holding me up, and I was wondering Sir, if you…
Lunch deal of the day
Money is tight and the holidays are coming, but who says you can’t still go out for lunch? If you work in the SouthPark area and are looking for a deal for lunch, hit up Zebra. With this coupon you can buy one meal and get one free!
Excuses for poor parenting
Two studies were released today that basically give parents a pass for their children’s bad behavior.
Lack of venue caused cancelation
As quickly as the word came out that Jay-Z, the rapper who just won’t retire, was coming to Charlotte to stump for Sen. Barack Obama, it was canceled.
Campaign mailer of the day
I understanding McCain wants the vote of Hillary supporters who dislike Obama, but this just insults their intelligence.
More from CarnEvil @ Amos’ 10/31 and 11/1
There was plenty of costumed variety at Amos’ Southend on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 for CarnEvil.
Today’s Top 5
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today, Nov. 3, 2008 — as selected by the folks at Creative Loafing. • Change We Need rally with Barack Obama at UNCC (do you know who you’re voting for tomorrow??) • Dancer Jose Porcel at Belk Theater • Monday Night…
Keith Olbermann gets skewered
OK, I’ve got more Saturday Night Live goodies. Last week on the show, guest host Ben Affleck skewered my favorite MSNBC host — Keith Olbermann — witch scary accuracy.
CarnEVIL, 11/01/08
Halloween festivities continued on Saturday as CarnEVIL 2008 at Amos’ Southend featured shows by Big Mamma’s House of Burlesque, the Lights Fluorescent, and an array of DJ’s. Photos by Tricia Gillis.
Keith Olbermann gets skewered
SNL parodies my favorite MSNBC host
Purgatory Road Show: Something Wicked This Way Comes, 10/31/08
Purgatory Road Show: “Something Wicked This Way Comes” featured 3 fetish performances and a live show from “Filth on Demand” on Friday night. Held at the Gold Club and put on by Single Cell Productions, the Purgatory Halloween Party had it all — from devils to stripper poles. Check out the photos! Photos by Jeaumane…
SNL attack ad skit
This skit ran on Saturday Night Live a few weeks ago, but it’s damn funny and pretty much sums up our current climate of dishonest attack ads on TV.
CarnEVIL @ Amos’ Southend, 10/31/08
Where would Sarah Palin, the Joker, Gumby and Homer and Marge Simpson and a few dozen barely dressed women all hang out if they had the opportunity? Probably at CarnEVIL at Amos’. The event — great for people-watching — went down Halloween night.
Changeling: Clint the switch hitter
CHANGELING *** DIRECTED BY Clint Eastwood STARS Angelina Jolie, John Malkovich Like Mystic River and Flags of Our Fathers, Changeling is good, not great, Clint Eastwood, although as far as emotional resonance is concerned, the latest from the consummate director certainly reverberates more strongly than either of those other features. Based on a true story…
Zack and Miri: Making whoopee
Zack and Miri: Making whoopee.
10-in-10
10 CD reviews done in 10 words each.
Pumpkin wall in Elizabeth featured on WSJ.com
Photo of the carved pumpkin wall in Elizabeth was picked up by the Wall Street Journal’s Photo Journal as one of the pictures of the day.
Happy Milk-Bone Halloween
Time for a warm and fuzzy Happy Halloween moment.
Photo of the week
Obama and Biden share a moment.
Obama’s Craigslist lustfest
Some people who have tickets to Obama’s election night celebrations are using Craigslist to score more than victory.
Tour the NC vineyards
Take advantage of the crisp fall weather and go on a day-long trip to nearby vineyards with Falling Leaves Luxury Wine Tour tomorrow. The $159 all-inclusive tour offers wine tastings at 4 wineries (Rag Apple Lassie, Black Wolf, Shelton and Hanover Park), winery tour, vineyard walk and lunch, and touts that it will luxurious. The…
Live Review: JJ Grey & Mofro
Review and setlist from the JJ Grey & Mofro concert on Oct. 30, 2008.
No more election!
No more duplicity. No more hypocrisy. No more “spin” on the word change. No more lunacy. No more extremism.
Mecklenburg County Board of Clowns?
Let the side show begin. Things can only get worse if Leake joins the board.
There’s no candy here
Think about it: Charlotte residents complain about homeless people asking for money for food, but these same people dress their kids up in ridiculous outfits and encourage them to beg for candy.
Smack Dole hard
Candidates who run ads as slimy and outrageous as Liddy “I used to be somebody” Dole’s anti-Hagan “Godless Americans” commercial should be disqualified.
Jay-Z to visit Charlotte
CL just got notified about this event happening tomorrow: “Free Early Voting Rally” Sat., Nov. 1 2008 Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology 1430 Alleghany St. Charlotte, NC 28208 Doors open at 11 a.m. Hosted by: Jay-Z
Bad decisions
What’s up with women taking up with violent people? Dating and marrying someone convicted of a violent crime? Are times that hard?
Cook to bang
If you find yourself in the situation in which you need to cook to impress a date, just go to the blog Cook to Bang! The (literally) steamy author/chef of the blog offers seductive recipes guaranteed to help your game. Recipes include: BOOMBASTIC BLUEBERRY CRISP HORIZONTAL MAMBO MANGO SALSA FLAT ON YOUR BACK FLATBREAD PIZZA RADICALLY ROASTED MANGO …and…
Old Kids on the Block
A look at last night’s New Kids on the Block concert.
Kiss Lounge, 10/30/08
Party time at Kiss Lounge, even if the dance crew Fanny Pak, who was supposed to perform, did miss out.
Jackson Thrills
Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and news on The Jackson Five reuniting.
Today’s Top 5
The five best events going down in Charlotte today, Oct. 31, 2008.
Obama the hypnotist?
Some people are alleging that the presidential candidate is using covert techniques to persuade, even hypnotize, folks
Tales from the polls
I knew when I headed to the library that I needed to be prepared to wait.
From an email I got…
When I got an email forward with a link to check out a pic of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Poodle, I thought: wow, now THIS is something I have to see.
Innovative Works
A photographic preview of the NC Dance Theatre’s “Innovative Works.”
Lenka is one to hear
Aussie gal Lenka releases debut album.
Obsessed with Beyonce
OK, I’ll admit it — I’m obsessed with the new Beyonce video “Single Ladies.” Have you seen it? I watch it, like, every damn day. So, sue me. Turns out that I’m not the only person obsessed with it. Check it out: It’s come to my attention that the video was inspired by a Bob…
Obsessed with Beyonce
I’ll admit it: the singer’s new video is my guilty pleasure.
Today’s Top 5
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today, Oct. 30, 2008 — as selected by the folks at Creative Loafing. • Fanny Pak from MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew at Kiss Lounge • JJ Grey and Mofro at Neighborhood Theatre • Carolina Actors Studio Theatre’s production of Monster…
Pop Life @ Apostrophe Lounge, 10/29/08
When it’s cold outside on a Wednesday night, people like to go to cozy spots, sip on some alcohol and converse while listening to some decent music. Last night, Rushmore Drive, the Charlotte-based Black search engine, sponsored Pop Life at Apostrophe Lounge, with music from Charlotte’s best DJ Team, as voted by Creative Loafing, the…
Military vote up for grabs
It’s like a game of tug of war: John McCain and Barack Obama are fighting for that military vote. North Carolina is prime ground for the candidates to woo the military and its families, with Fort Bragg (near Fayetteville) being the nation’s largest Army post and Camp Lejeune (near Jacksonville) being a big deploying Marine…
Vampire Wines
I don’t know about you, but just the name “Vampire Wines” makes my stomach churn. (I just watched Interview with a Vampire the other night and all I can picture now is Tom Cruise sipping viscous blood from a wine glass….) Nevertheless, Vampire Wines is hosting a Halloween Tasting this Friday October 31 at Zebra…
Whisky River, 10/28/08
People came out to play in their Halloween costumes at Whisky River Tuesday night. Ladies looked sexy and guys looked very manly in Superman, fire fighter, and Rambo costumes. Unfortunately, none of the costumes we saw seemed very unique! You have two more days, people, to show us what you’ve got! Photos by Renaul Hill,…
If there is a God … strike down Liddy Dole!
What has this race come to?!?! Elizabeth Dole released an attack ad Wednesday morning calling Kay Hagan an atheist, saying she attended a secret fundraiser held by the Godless Americans PAC and showed atheists talking about their views. The worst part of the ad comes at the end when the holier-than-thou narrator asks the question,…
No way, Fannie Mae?
The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America protested against Fannie Mae at Trade and Tryon streets during lunch today.
Win tickets to Edwin McCain Trio!
With the holidays approaching, Creative Loafing is getting into the holiday spirit and we are feeling generous. We are giving away 1 free pair of tickets to the Edwin McCain Trio concert at the Neighborhood Theatre on Friday, Nov. 28. In order to enter to win, just email us the answers to these 5 questions…
Win tickets to Edwin McCain Trio
With the holidays approaching, Creative Loafing is getting into the holiday spirit and we are feeling generous. We are giving away 1 free pair of tickets to the Edwin McCain Trio concert at the Neighborhood Theatre on Friday, Nov. 28. In order to enter to win, just email us the answers to these 5 questions…
Janet afraid to get too sexy?
Janet “Check Out My Left Nipple” Jackson performed a concert in Michigan last night and cut out a three-song segment of her show that was deemed “too racy.” During one of the three songs, “Discipline,” Jackson has been tying down a male member of the audience and “molests” him while back-up dancers simulate sex acts.…
The Hives accused of plagiarism
The Hives are being sued for plagiarism.
Two wives, no job
A Monroe police officer has found himself on the other side of the law, facing a court date and possible jail time. Why? Dude married two women. What? This is the kind of police BS that warrants (no pun intended) conversation, not the fact that someone (Chief Monroe) was given a degree from an overzealous…
Today’s Top 5
The five best events going down in Charlotte today, Oct. 29, 2008.
Baracking the early vote
Usher and Hill Harper led a group of young voters to the polls Tuesday afternoon. The two stars were the headliners for a Barack Obama early voting rally held at the Grady Cole Center.
Letterman tears down The Hills
Late Show host David Letterman pulls no punches in his interview with The Hills’ Lauren Conrad.
Apostrophe Lounge, 10/27/08
Apostrophe Lounge hosted the after party for the Beastie Boys concert on Monday. Photos by Renaul Hill, Charlotte Vibe Photography.
A taste of Brazil
Charlotte is getting another high-end steakhouse-type restaurant uptown. Chima Brazilian Steakhouse joins the ranks of Flemmings, Ruth’s Chris, and Capital Grille. Chima is slated to open on South Tryon Street Nov. 10. The restaurant will provide authentic Brazilian cuisine and experience. “Chima is more than just a restaurant, it’s a passion,” said Bruno Silva, Owner…
DIY political advertising
Now’s your chance to execute your own campaign.
Plant-free Zeppelin?
Band looks into finding replacement for Robert Plant for possible tour, new album.
Single nonvoter cost election to tip in McCain’s favor
Don’t let this be you.
Mystery great Tony Hillerman dies
Hillerman took readers into a culture and way of life few of them knew still existed, and simultaneously raised the bar for other mystery writers’ research and authenticity.
Milk does the body good
In four weeks, Focus Features’ new film Milk, the story of California’s first openly gay politician, will hit box offices. Had you heard?
Single nonvoter cost election to tip in McCain’s favor
Don’t let this be you.
Snow Patrol’s new album out
Today the Irish/Scottish indie pop rock band Snow Patrol releases its fifth album A Hundred Million Suns. It follows the band’s last CD, Eyes Open (released in 2006). The new album was recorded in Berlin, Germany at Hansa Studios and its first single is “Take Back The City.” You can watch the video for it…
Treats and tricks…
A variety of things to do around the city on Halloween.
We’re talking about a degree?
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Chief Rodney Monroe has changed the culture of CMPD. He’s been open with the media, put more officers on the street and is working to get the crime rate down.
Live Review: Get Out and Vote ’08
A look at last night’s star-studded show
This week’s new releases (10/28/2008)
Here’s a quick look at some of the big names releasing albums this week: Ryan Adams & The Cardinals Cardinology Sara Bareilles Between the Lines: Live at the Fillmore The Cure 4:13 Dream Toby Keith That Don’t Make Me a Bad Guy John Legend Evolver P!NK Funhouse Queen and Paul Rodgers The Cosmos Rock Snow…
Today’s Top 5
The five best events going down in Charlotte today, Oct. 28, 2008.
Charlotte Bestsellers List
1. The Virgin’s Lover by Philippa Gregory 2. Wicked Weaves: A Renaissance Faire Mystery by Joyce and Jim Lavene 3. Without Precedent: The Life of Susie Marshall Sharp by Anna R. Hayes 4. The Girls by Lori Lansens 5. The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski 6. Down River by John Hart 7. Against…
SPECIAL EVENT: CarnEVIL
On CarnEVIL’s second night, comes quite a show with Big Mamma D’s House of Burlesque. Big Mamma is one of the few who do burlesque in Charlotte, along with her troupe of performers from exotic/fetish dancers to fire eaters and some other freak show acts. Who know’s what the night will hold? She’s sure to…
Review of Hulk No. 7
Hulk No. 7 Published by Marvel Comics. Written by Jeph Loeb. Art by Arthur Adams and Frank Cho. The Deal: Writer Jeph Loeb’s version of Hulk marches on. This issue, Loeb teams up with artists Arthur Adams and Frank Cho for two different stories starring two different Hulks: Bruce Banner (the green Hulk) and Rulk…
SPECIAL EVENT: Day of the Dead
Mexican tradition honors the dead by giving them a day of their own. This year you can celebrate Día de los Muertos at Levine Museum of the New South by eating traditional foods, watching dances and viewing arts and crafts. But that’s not all. If you can’t make it there, Plaza Midwood has Day of…
Review of Communicating Doors
Charlotte theater fans may have thought that the best reason to drive up I-77 and catch the Davidson College production of Communicating Doors was to catch a rare whiff of director Steve Umberger’s work. But in recent years, the Theatre Department at Exit 30 has made some serious strides — and some notable incursions in…
Review of Pointer Sisters at Ovens
No, they’re not major label recording artists anymore — or even sisters in the narrow, white sense of the word — yet The Pointer Sisters proved last Friday night they still can-can deliver their ebullient, righteous brand of high-voltage pop. They and a groovy instrumental quintet took the downstage after intermission at Ovens Auditorium, elevating…
EXHIBITION: A Day In Pompeii
Having already viewed the exhibition A Day In Pompeii while it was on display at the Science Museum of Minnesota, I was thrilled about its stop at Discovery Place. I have only three words for you: Go see it. This exhibition tells the story of the ancient Roman city Pompeii before the catastrophic eruption of…
Man Man’s genre-defying music
A recent conversation with Man Man’s Honus Honus
Bizarre crimes from Charlotte police files
Shoplifter O.G.: A woman in a Food Lion was witnessed taking items off the shelves and putting them into her purse. Later, after attempting to leave without paying, the woman was confronted. Store items found in her purse included Advil PM, Tylenol Arthritis and Sea-Bond denture adhesive. Medicaid, anyone? The Ol’ Switcheroo: A 37-year-old woman…
DANCE: José Porcel
Hailing from Spain, José Porcel has a history in the field of dance — the guy started dancing when he was 13 years old and he’s kept it up since then. Known for his skills in Andalucian folkloric dances and flamenco, Porcel’s sure to hit the stage of Belk Theater with some fast and furious…
Bassnectar gets funky with electronica
It’s all about the beat. Bassnectar is ferocious dance music as thick as peanut butter, with a bottom end that’ll rattle your toenails; a sound so visceral that you feel it as much as hear it. “It’s got this kind of heavy aggressive undertone in the bass frequencies,” says Bassnectar creator Lorin Ashton. “It makes…
Horoscope for Oct. 29-Nov.4
Scorpio The Phoenix: (Oct. 23-Nov. 20) Romance is steamy. You are the initiator in every arena of your life. You feel strong and confident and you may feel as though your very life depends upon making your point of view heard and acknowledged. No doubt others will let you speak, break in line, or generally…
SPECIAL EVENT: Traces
The quintet group of performers, who make up part of the Montreal-based company Les 7 Doights De Le Main aka The 7 Fingers really know how to bust the moves. In the group’s show Traces they twist, turn, flip, climb, bounce and land with balance, ease and lots of skill. But the show isn’t just…
CarnEVIL returns for two nights
The annual Halloween party known as CarnEVIL will take place on two nights this year — Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 — at Amos’ Southend. The event is an elaborate costume party that features local bands, DJs, fire dancers and performing troupes. The event will donate a portion of the proceeds to The Levine Children’s…
Halloween DVD sets to satisfy all viewers
New releases for all different demographics
CD Review: Cold War Kids’s Loyalty to Loyalty
The Deal: California indie rockers release 13-track follow-up to 2006 debut, Robbers & Cowards. The Good: When I first saw Cold War Kids two years ago at Bonnaroo, I wasn’t impressed on my initial listen. The next day, the group did an acoustic performance in the press tent that dropped my jaw. It was raw,…
CL previews upcoming shows
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29 Tim Fite Brooklynite Fite has dropped much of the early-Beck hip-hop moves that made his blistering attack on consumer culture, Over the Counter Culture, so visceral. But the more hook-oriented Fair Ain’t Fair isn’t any less promiscuous in its use of styles and off-kilter instrumentation to recreate whatever the hell Fite’s hearing…
Capsule reviews of films playing the week of Oct. 29
New Releases PRIDE AND GLORY The award for the year’s most generic title thus far handily goes to Pride and Glory, a moniker so instantly forgettable that, in just a few short weeks, folks will be remembering the film as Honor and Justice or Law and Order or Cops and Crooks or, with apologies to…
CD Review: Ray LaMontagne’s Gossip in the Grain
The Deal: Singer/songwriter brings touring band into the studio for third album. The Good: While the song styles vary on the album a bit – from old-school soul to folk to banjo-driven front porch music, LaMontagne’s voice remains the string to hold them together. The album’s opening track, “You are the Best Thing,” is straight-outta-the-’60s…
Wait for Raised By Wolves debut over
The Raised by Wolves debut has been a long time coming anyway you look at it. For those who caught Christopher (“CT”) Stephenson in his previous band, Memphis Quick 50, the wait stretches back to that act’s 2000-2003 run and its promising self-titled release. And even if you mark RBW time beginning after that, it’s…
DVD reviews: Gangsters and Bonds galore
CASINO ROYALE (1967). While producer Albert Broccoli and star Sean Connery were enjoying incredible success with the James Bond franchise, producer Charles K. Feldman, holding the rights only to author Ian Fleming’s 007 adventure Casino Royale, decided it would be in his best interest not to make a serious Bond film to compete directly against…
DVD Review: Nashville Pussy’s Live in Hollywood
The Deal: Wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am hardcore rock ‘n’ roll. The Good: “Goddam! You play like a man!” an interviewer from Psychobabble TV gushes to Nashville Pussy’s lead guitarist Ruyter Suys. “Like a good man,” she fires back. It’s true. Suys plays as hard and shreds better than founder/hubby Blaine Cartwright. Draping her curly licks around Cartwright’s basic…
Q: Is Creative Loafing going to make a presidential endorsement?
A: I’ve got to admit, I’m not the biggest fan of political endorsements. I mean, I can’t imagine that too many voters will hold off picking a presidential candidate until they hear from their local newspaper. That being said, this is an important election, and it’s important that people and organizations be clear about which…
Two food spots under a 10 spot
Eating in the new economy
Change big donors can believe in
Change is at hand. Barring a repeat of the protracted Florida recount of 2000, there will be a victor soon in the U.S. presidential election. With the economic crisis, change is something in your pocket that you want to hold on to. The campaigns are not dealing in small change, though. Their coffers, particularly the…
I was wrong about Obama
This is the last BWA column before Election Day, so I hope to sort out a few of the pre-election items still on my plate. • My Bad Sometimes it’s hard to admit mistakes, but this time, I’m happy to say I was wrong back in January when I wrote that Barack Obama was not…
Peter Reinhart, chef/author/community activist
Peter Reinhart has a history in food that goes back more than 35 years and has left his mark on the culinary scene in America from coast to coast. In 1971, straight out of college, Reinhart joined up with a group of people starting a small, “hippie, alternative” restaurant in Boston that focused on organic…
Henry Paulson’s power grab
It was one of the most shocking paragraphs I’ve ever read. “The chief executives of the nine largest U.S. banks trooped into a gilded conference room at the Treasury Department at 3 p.m. Monday,” The New York Times reported on Oct. 14. “To their astonishment, they were each handed a one-page document that said they…
What’s that warm feeling worth to you?
Environmentally conscious. Craft made. Boutique. All wonky words and phrases uttered by suited-up public relations clones with one goal in mind — to sell wine. In our disconnected and ungrounded country, we yearn for anything that sings authenticity or relieves us from the guilt of supporting the corporate machine. Capitalism, the bedrock of America, has…
Canvassing for Obama was a learning experience
Last week, I spent a day canvassing a Charlotte neighborhood in support of Sen. Barack Obama. Yes, cynical, critical Nsenga who dared never to canvass a neighborhood in support of anything other than finding a missing pet or child, put one foot in front of the other and “Baracked the Vote!” I must admit that…
Scary foods in Charlotte
If you are looking for scary foods around town — and I don’t mean eating at places with low ratings from the health department — check out some of these dishes. • Try balut, or trung vit lôn or hôt vit lôn in Vietnamese. This is a fertilized duck or chicken egg with a nearly-developed…
The 10 scariest people in Charlotte
Meet a gaggle of denizens who make the Q.C. a more macabre place to live
Quickie comic reviews
The Good: Crossed No. 0 and 1: It’s like The Walking Dead, but with waaaaaayyyy more anal rape scenes. Buffy No. 16, 17 and 18: Buffy creator Joss Whedon has succeeded in capturing the essence of his acclaimed TV show in sequential art form. Superman No. 1: New Krypton Special: Geoff Johns really get how…
Early voting in Mecklenburg County
Dems and GOP tout success
A quick look at what’s new in Charlotte
Out with the old and in with the new? That’s the attitude a lot of Uptown partiers have had towards the EpiCentre, leaving some Uptown bars deserted like an old Western movie. I think I actually saw tumble weeds roll down 5th Street. While there’s a line to merely get up the EpiCentre escalator, some…
Back in the 1800s, were there any black slave owners?
Some time ago, I heard an African-American author talk on NPR about a fact that had inspired him to write his book: During the 1800s, some slave owners in the U.S. were black. Simply put, blacks owned blacks. Afterward a historian said she’d never heard of any such phenomenon and dismissed the idea as ridiculous.…
THEATER: Monster
It’s alive! Carolina Actors Studio Theatre has concocted an evening of entertainment by the horror of an unworthy scary creation with Monster. Based on Mary Shelley’s classic horror novel Frankenstein, the production — which was adapted by Neal Bell — aims to bring light to the stunning creation made by the mad scientist. Is that…
Review of The Wettest County in the World
Plus a review of Final Salute
SPECIAL EVENTS: Halloween events
You’re probably too old for trick or treating, but never fear. The Q.C. has plenty going on in honor of Halloween — from haunted houses to parties where you can dress in costume. Here are some recommendations, but see Special Events listings in our Happenings section for more information. • Wanting to celebrate Halloween with…
