There's SOOOO much happening this weekend for RVA's HALLOWEEK

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH

9AM “WAKE UP THE DEAD” Breakfast & Coffee at BLACK HAND COFFEE Come get your coffee and grub pre-zombie walk!

11AM to 5PM Ellwood Thompson’s Halloween Fest with beer, cider, music, crafts, games, pet costume contest, kids face painting & more!

1PM Trickery Release + Sleep When You’re Dead: An 80’s Spook Review feat. Full Moon Fever, Los Ramones, Imaginary Boys + Geek RVA) at HARDYWOOD, FREE

4PM to 7PM ZOMBIE TOWN DON’T LOOK BACK & CITIZEN BURGER in Carytown for UN-Happy Hour with Zombie Specials and HALLOWEEK 2016 Beer Tapping (4-8pm)

9PM Monster Mashquerade WRIR Benefit at The Camel featuring Mikrowaves, special guest, costume contest and other specials!

10PM 19TH ANNUAL DEAD MAN’s BALL at Bandito’s with DJ Ryan Andrews & DJ Dom $500 cash prize at 9m and $500 cash prize at midnight!

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30TH

7PM All HALLOW’S EVA RAGER featuring Skeletonwitch, Iron Reagan, Oathbreaker, Homewrecker + Genocide Pact at HARDYWOOD $13 in Advance & $15 at Door

HALLOWEEN! MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st

9PM THE ANSWER’s HALLOBEER PART TWO!! Featuring THE BIG PAYBACK’s James Brown Tribute!! Also, special HALLOWEEK 2016 Brews & Andals, FREE

7PM SHARP! Monroe Park (near VCU Campus) Richmond’s 11th Annual Halloween Parade presented by ALL THE SAINTS THEATER COMPANY

ALL DAY! ELLWOOD THOMPSON’S Costume Contest! $100 Prize for Best Stewards & Customer Costumes!

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There’s SOOOO much happening this weekend for RVA’s HALLOWEEK

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28TH

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH

HALLOWEEN! MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st

Brad Kutner

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