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Dracula at The Baltimore Theatre Project, Photo by Andriy Portyanko
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which is great for little kids! (Treat-or-Treating at shops in the afternoon, around the neighborhood in the evening, spending a full-day in costume ....)
For Halloween-themed entertainment, families with older kids and brave little children can check out these events:
Shows
This family-oriented musical tells the Dracula story as seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy (played by Baltimore actor/dancer Paul Hager, in photo). The show, presented by DanceRINK, will run for seven performances from October 29 through November 1. Cost: Children, $10. Seniors and "Artists," $15. Adults, $20. A charity costume-ball will be held along with the Halloween night show as a fundraiser for the dance and theater company. Tickets that night are $100 per adult, $10 per child. Baltimore Theatre Project, 45 West Preston Street. www.dancerink.com.
Haunted Houses
The Nightmares from Elmridge Haunted House at 5400 East Drive in Arbutus is open every Friday and Saturday in October (as well as Sunday the 25th and Thursday the 29th) from 7 to 11 p.m. Since it's an indoor event, the ghouls will be haunting rain or shine. Cost: Adults, $8. Kids ages 5 - 10, $5. Under age 4, Free. www.NightmaresFromElmridge.com.
The following information about additional Halloween attractions in Maryland and the Baltimore-area come courtesy of the Elmridge Haunted House website:
The Cox Point Haunted Mansion, Essex, MD, www.coxpoint.com
Haunted Landon ("Civil War horror meetsModern Day Massacre"), Urbana, MD, www.hauntedlondon.com
Goatman Hollow, Riverdale, MD, www.goatmanhollow.com (Not for children under 10)
Bennett's Curse, Arundel Mills/Hanover, MD, www.bennettscurse.com
Kim's Krypt, Dundalk, MD, www.kimskrypt@aol.com
Creekide Manor, Williamsport, MD, www.creeksidemanor.com (Not for young children)
Happy Halloween!
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