Have an Old Fashioned Halloween, parties, trick or treat & tummy ache!

The butterfly cowboy. What?!

Photo taken by Mary Ann Martinez from the front door at Pine Ridge.

I thought it was called “snob knob”?

9th Annual Halloween Carnival at Community Center

Kids of all ages will enjoy games and prizes at the Halloween Carnival. Costume Contest, Cake Walk, Haunted tunnel and more…. The community center will be accepting monetary donations as well as candy donations anytime. Thank you for all of your help in making this a huge success.

CONTACT: Cheryl Bowdridge cbowdridge@centurytel.net

First Annual Monster’s Ball Halloween Bash

Halloween is a wicked time to celebrate and Pagosa Springs is going to get wild this October 31^st at the Center for the Arts First Annual Monster’s Ball Halloween Bash. With décor you can only expect from a theatre and the hottest venue in town, the night is going to kick off at 6:30 just as the light is fading away and darkness starts to loom. Trick or Treat drink specials will thrill or shock the gambler in everyone. A Tarot Reader will awaken your deeper senses for those that dare to ask. Hauntingly delightful prizes will be awarded to the fanciest freaks in costumes. Finger foods will satisfy the blood thirstiest of monsters. Unnaturally thrilling surprises await all the ghoulish guests. And there will be music. Oh yes, there will be music. The Jelly Belly Boogie Band will rock the Center with a four hour show of Hip Shaking Rock-a-Boogie that will set Pagosa dancing twisted enough to wake the dead. One of Durango’s favorite bands, the Jelly Belly’s play music from the 40’s and 50’s and everything since that makes you want to shake it. They are scary good. Tickets for the hottest event in Pagosa this fall are only $10 and can be purchased online at www.pagosacenter.org, over the phone at 731-SHOW or cash only at the door. Halloween only comes once a year and Halloween only strikes on October 31^st. Don’t miss the excitement at 2313 Eagle Drive on from 6:30 to 11pm.