It's ZOMBIE TIME!

IMG_3570 This Saturday, October 24th the Zombie walk caps off with the 1st annual “Little Shop of Horrors” and pre-party for the Zombie Walk at Logan’s Pub, 1821 Cook Street. The market will start at 3pm and vendors can sell until 8:30pm with music to follow. We will be accepting donations at the door during the market. A showcase local artists of all kinds to sell their work from cloths, comics, art pieces, jewelry, leather ware, etc, anything which is Halloween related. I've pondered doing a Halloween day-- make-up, ghost stories, ghoulish events and the like. I thought that 2008 or 2009 would be ideal. Last year passed. This year-- Alisa Shebib and Heather Furneaux organized a craft fair!

Brains on ChainsIn the evening there will be performances by Hank and Lily with The Secretaries for their Halloween Tour Kick Off. Joining them local musical performer Dylan Davis. Alisa Shebib will host a Zombie Workshop on stage during the market and other ghoulish surprises to be announced.

Xmasthulhu OrnamentThere's good news if you're both Ghoulish and crafty! It's not too late to sign up and get a table space for $25. Final cut off for registration will be Tuesday October 20th. You may register at Reglia Boutique, 556B Pandora Ave between 11am and 6pm Tuesday through Sunday.
Logan's Pub has updates on the event as they come.

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