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A spooktacular week-long Halloween celebration is coming Oct. 24-31 as the Town of Mount Airy will be transformed into the Town of Mount Scary.
An eerie-sistible schedule of boo-tiful events are scheduled to take place:
* Oct. 18: Movie Night for Adults with a showing of American Graffiti, dusk, Municipal Lot, 1 Veterans Way
* Oct. 24: Family Movie Night with a showing of Halloweentown, 7 p.m., Watkins Park, 615 Center St.
* Oct. 25: Costume Contest, Trunk or Treat and Spooky Trail, 6 p.m., Watkins Park (615 Center St.) to Railyard (3 N. Main St.)
* Oct. 26: Haunted CaBOOse, 5 to 8 p.m., 2 N. Main St., Suggested $2 donation per person to participate with funds going toward the Historical Society of Mount Airy. Baked goods for sale. Free pumpkin/color kits (while supplies last)
* Oct. 27: Online scavenger hunt
* Oct. 28: Pets on Parade Costume Contest, 1 p.m., Wildwood Park, 400 Park Ave.
* Oct. 29: Spooky Trivia & Games
* Oct. 30: Home & Business Halloween Decorating Contest voting ends. See the Town's Facebook page at Town of Mount Airy for more information.
* Oct. 31: Carroll County Public Library – Mount Airy Branch Halloween Storytime with First Lady Mary Hushour at the Caboose, 10 a.m., 2 N. Main St.
* The Historical Society of Mount Airy will also be hosting Murder, Mystery & Mayhem Ghost Tours on Oct. 11, 18, 25, 31 and Nov. 1. The walking tours, starting at 5 and 7 p.m., kick off at the Mount Airy Museum, 1 N. Main St. and last about an hour and a half covering about a mile. The walk is moderately strenuous and not wheelchair accessible. Each tour is limited to 26 people. $20 per person plus a $3.18 service fee. All money benefits the Historical Society of Mount Airy. For tickets, click here.
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Ashley Collier
Director of Community DevelopmentPhone: 301-829-1424
Volunteer Opportunity!
We are also looking for High School Student Volunteers (especially those with drama experience)!
Dress up and 'scare' or guide visitors on the Spooky Trail. Oct. 26 from 5-8 p.m. (Students would need to arrive by 4 p.m. to begin preparing and receive their instructions for the night. They should expect to be done 30 minutes to an hour after the trail closes.)
What they get in return: Community Service Hours, and a Free Pizza dinner.
Email Parks Manager Nancy Hernandez for more information at nhernandez@mountairymd.gov.