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Michael's Craft Store -Make It and Take It events-Father's Day Frame -6/11

Michael's Craft Store offers Demos & Events for the whole family from jewelry making, t-shirt, sweet treats, favors bags, crop nights & more.

This week's project is a Father's Day Photo Frame

Saturday, June 11

10am-12noon

Father's Day Frame Event Make-It Take-It

with purchase of frame. Decorate a picture frame for Father's Day. A handmade frame makes the perfect gift for dad's special day. While supplies last. Ages 3 and up.

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FREE Halloween Event at Border's-October 30, 2010

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Kid's Eat FREE at Chilis-Halloween Weekend Oct 30-31

Bring the kids to Chili's on October 30th and 31st in their Halloween costume to receive a SPOOKTACULAR offer!

DINE IN OR TO-GO

ONE (1) FREE KIDS MEAL WITH EACH ADULT ENTREE PURCHASE!KIDS MUST BE 12 AND UNDER, ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT OF LEGAL AGE, AND IN COSTUME TO RECEIVE OUR SPECIAL OFFER!

We look forward to seeing you. Pepper in Some Fun!

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Frightful Fridays at TGIFridays-Oct 29-31, 2010

Time
Friday, October 29 at 5:00pm - October 31 at 11:00pm

Location
Your local participating T.G.I. Friday's

More Info
This year, Halloween Weekend is three times trickier – and treat-ier – at T.G.I. Friday’s®. We’re kicking things off with a FREE AAAH!PETIZER

Friday, October 29th

For anyone wearing a costume,

Choose from Mozzarella Sticks, Pot Stickers or Crispy Green Bean Fries.

Hmm. It’s enough to make zombies run!

Saturday, October 30th

We’re upping the stakes (relax, vampires) with another FREE-KISH APPETIZER

for anyone in costume.

Halloween, Sunday, October 31st, LIL GHOULS FEAST FREE!

Any child in costume accompanied by one paid adult entrée gets a free meal off the Kids Menu!

Plus, enter our Frightful Fridays Costume Contest for a chance to win $100 Best Buy Gift Card*.

So bring your pint-sized superheroes & the whole undead family to T.G.I. Friday’s for a Halloweekend that’s so good, it’s scary!

*See store for details.

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FREE-IHOP Scary Face Pancake on 10/29/10

Kids twelve and under will receive a FREE Scary Face Pancake on Friday October 29, 2010 at IHOP. This freebie is limited to one per child, and valid for dine-in only.

This entire month kids can deocrate their own Scary Face Pancake. Combine creakfast, fun, and art all at the same time! Go online to enter to win free pancakes for a year when you name the IHOP Scary Face Pancake.

The free pancake is a buttermilk pancake with whipped topping, a strawberry nose, oreo cookies, and candy corn. Kids can go wild decorating their face, and making it scary (or messy) before they eat it.

Halloween Parties at Eastland and Northland Mall-October 30, 2010

Eastland Mall-October 30, 2010

1pm-3pm

Northland Mall-October 30, 2010

3pm-5pm

FREE Halloween event at Toys"R"Us-October 30, 2010

Saturday, October 30, 2010 12pm-3pm
Celebrate Halloween with Toys"R"Us! Personalize your Halloween bag with Crayola's Glow Explosion, make a pledge to get a FREE giveaway!

Click Here to find a store near you!

FREE Spooktacular-Downtown Royal Oak Oct 24 2pm-4pm

Spooktacular

Spooktacular is back! Enjoy trick-or-treating, face and nail painting, pumpkin bowling and more on October 24, 2010 from 2-4 p.m.

Downtown Royal Oak presents the 27th Annual Spooktacular event for the whole family! Parents are encouraged to bring their children in their Halloween costumes for trick-or-treating at downtown businesses on Sunday, October 24, 2010 from 2-4 p.m.!

Downtown businesses offering special activities include: nail painting and crazy hair do�s at Alex Emilio Salon; pumpkin bowling at Baskin Robbins; face painting, tattoos and �spooky manicures� at Douglas J; games on the front lawn of First United Methodist Church; pumpkin cookie decorating and costume fashion show at Gayles Chocolates, Plinko at Kids Planet; face and nail painting at O�Tooles; trunk-or-treating and a haunted hallway at St. Paul�s Lutheran school and Halloween tattoos at Stagecrafters.

Downtown businesses offering discounts or featuring specials include: Beyond Juice/Vivio�s Pizza By The Slice, Blackfinn, Bra~vo Intimates, Eye Candy, Mr. B�s, Pink Pump, Rock on 3rd and Shapes.

Downtown businesses offering trick-or-treating include: 5th & Fringe Salon & Spa, 6 Salon, Alex Emilio Salon, Andiamo, Baskin Robbins, Beyond Juice/Vivio�s Pizza By The Slice, BlackFinn, Bra~vo Intimates, Bright Ideas Furniture, Caribou Coffee, Coldstone Creamery, Douglas J, Eye Candy, First United Methodist Church, FX Architecture, Gayle�s Chocolates, Goldfish Tea, Hermann�s Bakery, Incognito, Kids Planet, LIFT Designer Toys and Gallery, Memphis Smoke, Mr. B�s Pub, Noodles & Co., O�Tooles, Pink Pump, Pronto!, Rise Clothing, Rock on 3rd, Shapes, Shine, St. Paul Lutheran Church and School, Stagecrafters, Stella Boutique, Town Tavern, and Write Impressions.

Artwork from local elementary schools will be on display throughout downtown.

This event is brought to you by Downtown Royal Oak. For more information and a map of downtown, please visit www.downtownroyaloak.org, or call 248.246.3065.

Date: October 24, 2010
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Location: Downtown Royal Oak
Price: Free

Hershey's and Halloween fun!

Halloween is quickly approaching and this year we are going trick or treating, visiting some haunted houses and maybe a haunted hayride. We are going to visit the cider mill and some neighborhood blocks that have been decorated for our viewing pleasure. My mom and I are going to make the kids candy bags with Hershey's candy and we'll probably go to a few parties.

I love Hershey's candy and so do the kids. My mom always buys candy early and ends up eating most of it so off to the store for some more she goes. LOL

You can celebrate with Hershey's to by visiting their website for recipes, costume ideas, products and fun stuff.

What are you going to do for Halloween???

Disclosure: I am entering a contest for Hershey's Halloween prize pack as a member of the Mom's Blogger Club.

Halloween Events in Wayne and Oakland County

WAYNE COUNTY

Hallowe'en in Greenfield Village
Time slots every 30 mins. from 6:30-9 p.m. (8 p.m. Sundays)
Oct. 8-10, Oct. 15-17 and Oct. 22-24
20900 Oakwood, The Henry Ford, Dearborn
Step back in time to a turn-of-the-20th century Hallowe’en. Follow an endless path of hand-carved jack-o-lanterns and meet colorful characters along the way. Feel the whoosh as the headless horseman rides by, banter with a clever witch, and make stops at several treat stations spread throughout Greenfield Village. It’s frightfully fun for the whole family! Members of The Henry Ford receive discount admission and an exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets in advance.
TICKETS:
MEMBER ADULT age 13 & up, $12.75MEMBER YOUTH age 3-12, $12.75NON-MEMBER ADULT $15NON-MEMBER YOUTH $15CHILDREN 2 & under are freeParking is $5 per vehicle.

15th Annual Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff
11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Oct. 10
Downtown Plymouth
Events include chili cookoff, kids activites, a bike show, line dancing, a live band, hotdog eating contest.

Great Pumpkin Caper
5:30 to 7 p.m., Oct. 28
Downtown businesses and on Penniman Ave. near Kellogg Park, Plymouth
Trick-or-Treating in downtown businesses. A costume contest will be held in Kellogg Park. Contact: 734-453-1540

OAKLAND COUNTY
Zoo Boo
6, 6:30, 7, 7:30 and 8 p.m. on Oct. 15-17, Oct. 22-24 and Oct. 29-31
Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak
A merry-not-scary Halloween celebration with a cleverly decorated half-mile trick-or-treat trail through the Zoo. Live, friendly entertainment in the Zoo Boo Revue tent, and little ones will be delighted to try their luck at the Ghouly Games Tent. Stop by the Haunted Reptile House and visit the ghosts and goblins who have made it their home for the holiday season. Tickets are $7 for ages 2 and up.

Boo Bash
12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 3 to 5:30 p.m., Oct. 23
Heritage Park Day Camp Building, Farmington Hills
Activities including face painting, hayrides, s’mores, and “candy free” trick or treat stations. Our special show is Basically Bats. This creative program will intrigue and educate, while teaching children not to be afraid of bats and to understand the beneficial things they do. Live bats are shown including small bats and a larger fruit bat. Don’t forget to wear your favorite costume! Register early. Ages: Preschool-3rd grade and parents. Fee: $14 Resident Discounted Fee: $9 (for children and parents). Registration Deadline: Oct 8

Spooktacular
2 to 4 p.m. Oct. 24
Downtown Royal Oak
Parents are encouraged to bring their children in their Halloween costumes for trick-or-treating at downtown businesses. There are special activities and deals at many stores, too. Downtown businesses offering special activities include: nail painting... and crazy hair do’s at Alex Emilio Salon; pumpkin bowling at Baskin Robbins; face painting, tattoos and “spooky manicures” at Douglas J; games on the front lawn of First United Methodist Church; pumpkin cookie decorating and costume fashion show at Gayles Chocolates, Plinko at Kids Planet; face and nail painting at O’Tooles; trunk-or-treating and a haunted hallway at St. Paul’s Lutheran school and Halloween tattoos at Stagecrafters.

74th Annual Birmingham Halloween Parade and 17th Annual Pumpkin Patch
1 to 4 p.m., Oct. 24
The Community House, Birmingham.
The 17th Annual Pumpkin Patch will be held on the terrace of The Community House on Merrill St. Activities will include moon bounces, healthy refreshments, fantastic crafts, cookie decorating, and spooktacular games for children of all ages. The Community House Dance Academy will perform and Baldwin Library will have a non-scary story time and magician. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes.74th Annual Birmingham Halloween Parade presented by the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber at 4 p.m. at the corner of Bates and Martin. Open to all, no RSVP required, and FREE!

Olga's Night of the Living Bread Contest

Click on the image to be taken to the contest page.

Michael's Craft Store Make It and Take It events every Saturday in October

Michael's Craft Store offers Demos & Events for the whole family from jewelry making, t-shirt, sweet treats, favors bags, crop nights & more.

Enjoy and Have fun!

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