Atlantic Ave Magazine October 2016 Issue

egin lining up at the southeast corner of Old
School Square Park. For more information,
visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or
call 561-573-5000. Kidsfest & Halloween
Festivities will take place from 1pm to
4pm. The family event is free and will be
held in Veterans Park, with entertainment,
a bounce house, food vendors, a make-andtake
craft area and much, much more! For
more information, call 561-243-7277.
Don’t miss the 4th Annual Halloween
Fall Fest at the Delray Beach Historical
Society with Space of Mind School on
October 28th from 6 to 9pm. The event is
free! Ghost Town Delray Haunted House
at Space of Mind campus. Outdoor movies
on the big screen, History Exhibit, games,
crafts, costume contest, trick-or-treating,
and refreshments at the Cason Cottage. For
more information, call 561-274-9578 or
visit delraybeachhistory.org.
The Fifth Annual Witches of Delray Bike
Ride will take place on October 29th
at 8am. Put on your witch costume,
decorate your bike and join us for our fifth
annual witch ride for charity. 100% of your
$20 rider fee goes to the Achievement
Center of Delray Beach. The fun-filled 6
to 7-mile ride includes Atlantic Avenue,
Swinton, A1A, Pineapple Grove and ends at
the Delray Beach Green Market. The event
is $20. For more information, visit www.
witchesofdelray.org.
Mark your calendar for October
30th for the Murder on the Beach
Bookstore Booksigning. The event
will take place at 6pm. Store Day-Before-
Halloween Party featuring the ominous
number of 13 authors including: Prudy
Taylor Board, Ali Brandon, Nancy J.
Cohen, Susan Cox, Eliot Kleinberg, Fred
Lichtenberg, Sharon Menear, DJ Niko,
Jeffrey Hammerhead Philips, Randy
Rawls, Michal Sherring, Mark Spivak,
and Tom Swick. For more information,
call 561-279-7790 or visit www.
murderonthebeach.com.
Back by popular demand! The 4th
Annual Fright Night, by the Law
Offices of Berman & Berman will take
place on Thursday, October 20th from 7pm
to Midnight at Blue Martini, 6000 Glades
Road, Boca Raton. The fundraiser will be
hosted by Melissa Gorga and Joe Gorga
of the Real Housewives of New Jersey on
Bravo and emceed by Chanel West Coast.
There will be a Costume Contest with
prizes! The event will benefit Unicorn
Children’s Foundation. Space is limited,
must RSVP to attend. Book VIP tables at
egolden@thebermanlawgroup.com.
Count Down to Nights of Terror, Enigma
Haunt opens on Saturday, October 1st,
with Three Indoor Attractions in One
Location. Deep Florida swamplands, where
night never ends, creatures are restless,
anxiously counting down the days for fresh
human prey to come through… Saturday,
October 1st at 7p.m., Enigma Haunt
opens to its most intense and thrilling
season, featuring new attractions, creating
three separate haunts under one roof.
Celebrating its 5th year, Enigma Haunt,
1751 N. Military Trail, Boca Raton, was just
ranked #1 in Top Haunts in Florida and
voted as #2 nationally in The Scare Factor’s
31 Must See Haunt List. Open for 15 days
in October, including Halloween night,
Enigma Haunt features three attractions
under one roof – Pandemic, Into Oblivion
and Realms of Terror. Enigma Haunt dates
in October include: 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 20,
21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31. New
this season is Pandemic, where screeches
of horrific torture are heard long before
you even get close to entering the dark,
swampland inhabited with those affected
by a zombie virus outbreak and remaining
survivors of the cannibalistic leader
Jedidiah, who is always looking for fresh
meat. In addition to Pandemic, also new this
season is Into Oblivion, a post-apocalyptic
world filled with eye-popping visions and
characters from beyond. Each step leads
deeper in oblivion, providing a unique and
encapsulating experience sure to thrill all.
Enigma Haunt is donating a portion of their
online ticket sales to Don’t Be A Monster
bullying prevention campaign. For more
information, visit www.enigmahaunt.com.
Those who want to be spooked and
tour Haunted Houses this Halloween
should visit Fright Nights at the South
Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach.
Fright Nights 2016 Haunted House themes
include: The Void, Sunnyville Schoolhouse,
Doll Factory, and Pestilence. The Haunted
Houses feature terrifying live actors, cool
special effects, and scary monsters. This is a
premier haunted house attraction in South
Florida and 2016 is going to be chock full
of scares! Four full haunts, escape rooms,
crazy midway scare zones, theme park
rides, live music, food and entertainment!
Each year, the spooky event brings brand
new attractions and much more! For more
details, visit www.myfrightnights.com.
Bring the entire family for some holiday
fun at this year’s Boo at the Zoo event.
Boo at the Zoo will be held at the
Palm Beach Zoo from October 23 through
October 25th and October 30 through
October 31st. Family fun includes costume
contests, pumpkin patch, hay stack hunt,
trick-or-treating, and wild animals at the
Zoo. For more information, visit www.
palmbeachzoo.org.
Get spooked at Spookyville! Go back
to the traditional days of a family
Halloween with safe trick or treats,
kiddie rides and games, scarecrow making,
and arts & crafts. The event will take place
at Yesteryear Village at South Florida
Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach, from
October 16- 18, October 23- 25, October
30- 31. For more details, visit www.
southfloridafair.com.
Wherever you decide to
spend this Halloween,
enjoy the holiday with
friends at one of these
spooky fun events!
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