laini’s little All-HalloWeekend list of 9 – October 29, 30, 31

ByLainiLPG

1. Day of the Dead Fest

Saturday from 5 to 9 pm, 500 Block of N. 7th Street, Allentown

If you thought Allentown was scary before, come see Day of the Dead!

2. Halloweve Party at State Café and Grill

Saturday starting at 9 pm, 14-16 S. 5th Street, Easton

www.statecafeandgrill.com

3. Bethlehem Halloween 5K

Sunday from 12:30 to 1:30 pm, Broad & Main Sts., Bethlehem

Race along the annual Halloween Parade route just before the bands begin to march.

4. Costume Contest at Party Warehouse

Saturday at 2 pm, 3701 William Penn Highway, Easton  610.252.1800

Battle of the colleges 4 p.m.  Prizes, food, games and FUN!

5. Michael Jackson Experience and Thriller Party at the State Theatre

Saturday at 8 pm, 453 Northampton St., Easton

Spend a Thriller of a Halloween at the pre-show Thriller Party, from 6 PM to 8 PM in the Alvin H. Butz Gallery, 5th and Northampton Streets, Easton. Admission is free. The first 50 people to the party dressed in a Halloween costume will receive a $5 Gift Card from the State Theatre.

6. Dripping in Jewels for Drops of Blood at Larry Holmes Ringside

Saturday from 1 to 6 PM, 91 Larry Holmes Drive, Easton

Jewelry trunk show and blood drive for local hospital. 15% off for anyone who donates blood. $3 Bloody Marys. Call 908-995-7712 to preregister to donate blood. www.larryholmes.com

7. Allentown Halloween Parade

Sunday at 2 pm

So many prizes!

8. Hallowfest Parade – Easton-Phillipsburg

1:30 pm start, Downtown Easton

I’m not seeing too much online info for this parade. I assume it comes over the Free Bridge and goes up Northampton St. If you have more (or better) info about this, please post it below.

9. Oktoberfest – Allentown Symphony Hall

Friday at 7:30, 23 N. 6th St., Allentown

This may not be a Halloween festivity, but it is Oktoberfest, and this is the last weekend of October . . . so it is welcome on the list!

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