Mt. Pleasant, United States (Local)
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“Whether you come ready to show off your costume, hit the dance floor, grab something delicious to eat, shop from local artists or simply enjoy the festivities, FreakFest is a chance for the whole community to celebrate Halloween together,” organizers said.
By: Amy J. Parrent
Art Pumpkin Still Life in Watercolors: 3 p.m. Oct. 10, Art Reach Center of Mid Michigan, 111 E. Broadway St., Mt. Pleasant, artreachcenter.org
Johnson, the man behind the Walt Longmire mysteries, will discuss his book series, which inspired the hit Netflix show, “Longmire.”
White's stories span his time growing up in a small Texas town to reflections on his everyday life.
The musical, based on the Stephen King book, with elements from the 1976 film, tells the story of Carrie White, an awkward teen oppressed by her mother and humiliated by her schoolmates, who unleashes chaos with her telekinetic powers.
Families wanting to get an early start to Halloween can enjoy two trick-or-treat events this weekend.
Let's do the Time Warp again, this time with Brad Majors, aka actor Barry Bostwick, star of the cult classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” at the Wharton Center on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Attendees will learn about several local happenings, including what it was like to settle the farm where the Central Michigan University campus now sits, hear about a World War II romance and uncover the details of a triple murder.
Created in collaboration with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and Emmy Award-winning composer Bear McCreary, the officially licensed production features a live orchestra performing the iconic score while memorable scenes from the series appear on a cinema-sized screen.
