5 things to do on Monday Halloween
This spooky season, CHS students have been plagued with the true terror of celebrating Halloween on the most dreadful day of the week … Monday. Because of this tremendous horror, the Courier is here to provide some fun alternatives to fulfill Halloween cravings while also ensuring a successful Tuesday at school!
1. Rooftop Movie
Rooftop Cinema Club plays movies every night in locations including the Arts District, El Segundo and Downtown L.A. Luckily, the club is screening movies in all three locations on Oct. 31! Halloweentown will be shown at the El Segundo and Arts District locations, and Hocus Pocus will screen in Downtown. Although all of these locations are a bit of a drive, all are right off the freeway, ensuring easy access to all moviegoers.
2. Nights of the Jack
Located just through Mulholland Canyon in King Gillette Ranch, Nights of the Jack is an outdoor Halloween experience. Become fully immersed in the Halloween spirit by walking through a bright, mile-long path of hand-carved Jack-O-Lanterns. After admiring the skillfully carved pumpkins, visitors can fill their bellies from various food trucks and even attend a Spookeasy.
3. Haunt O’Ween L.A.
Each October, the parking lot right outside the Westfield Topanga Mall is transformed into a Halloween spectacular. This walk-through event is filled with trick-or-treating, pumpkins, live performances, face painting and food trucks. Haunt O’Ween is perfect for families and kids of all ages.
4. Drive-In Movie
Showing both horror movies such as Halloween and family-friendly films like Hocus Pocus, the Electric Dusk Drive-In movie theater is a perfect option for a relaxed and enjoyable Halloween evening. Despite a longer drive to Glendale, watching a movie from the comfort of one’s own car is a great way to celebrate on a school night.
5. Haunted Hayride
Those who dare to attend the Haunted Hayride will be transported into an adventure through a spooky town haunted by a spell making all its inhabitants seek revenge on passersby. Similar to Knotts Scary Farm and Halloween Horror Nights, this attraction truly tests how easily frightened its visitors are.
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