STORY WRITTEN BY AMY LONGSDORF
For Digital First Media
Ghoulish ghost stories, foreign frighteners, spooky TV series, classic creepfests and one heckuva scary shark movie are the highlights of this
WRITTEN BY BRIAN BINGAMAN
bbingaman@21st-centurymedia.com
@brianbingaman on Twitter
Fall fun
Norristown Farm Park: Normally, taking leaves, wildflowers, grasses, etc., from the park to make arrangements
STORY WRITTEN BY MARY ORLIN
Bay Area News Group
Many wineries have fun with tongue-in-cheek, creative labels. But vintners and artists go all out — scarily — for All Hallows Eve. Reflecting the
STORY WRITTEN BY BRIAN BINGAMAN
bbingaman@thereporteronline.com
@brianbingaman on Twitter
Life/art
First Person Arts Festival: The 14th annual festival features storytelling by both renowned artists
WRITTEN BY CHUCK BARNEY
cbarney@bayareanewsgroup.com
The screen is awash in blood. Cheesy one-liners are being tossed about like confetti. Our unlikely hero has a chain saw for a hand. This can mean
WRITTEN BY BRIAN BINGMAN
bbingaman@thereporteronline.com
@brianbingaman on Twitter
FOR MORE EVENTS, CHECK HERE
Art all-stars
Philadelphia Museum of Art: “Audubon to Warhol: The Art of American
STORY BY CHRISTINE PERRYMAN
cperryman@delconewsnetwork.com
The leaves are changing, the weather is cooling and Halloween is just around the corner. If you are looking for a local place with great
STORY WRITTEN BY BETH J. HARPAZ
AP Travel Editor
Margee Kerr says she has the best job in the world: She studies fear for a living, and loves to scare herself as part of her research.
Kerr is
STORY WRITTEN BY BRIAN BINGAMAN
bbingaman@thereporteronline.com
@brianbingaman on Twitter
In the ‘80s, warped humorists The Dead Milkmen were touted as being from Philadelphia.
For the record,
STORY WRITTEN BY EVAN BRANDT
ebrandt@pottsmerc.com
@PottstownNews on Twitter
A chill wind has begun to blow, pumpkins are beginning to glow and children are getting ready to go — trick-or-treating.
