NEEWOLLAH
This year's Neewollah on Noble is Oct. 31,
and brings some new contests to the popular Anniston Halloween event that grownups can get involved in.
"We're adding more games that you've not
seen in years past, and there'll be some
surprises," said Charity Duncan from Spirit of
Anniston, which coordinates the event.
In addition to the carnival games and rides
the kids have had since the event's inception, this year includes a cornhole tournament at 11 AM with cash prizes on the line,
and a pumpkin eating contest for entrants
18 and up at 1 PM.
"Neewollah is for kids, but we gotta let the
adults have some fun too,” said Duncan.
Favorites from prior years make a return,
too, like the costume contest, local arts and
crafts, live music and demonstrations by
local businesses, like a karate clinic by Ted
Turgeon's Martial Arts.
information call Spirit of Anniston at 256236-0996 or visit Spirit on Facebook.
This year kids will be able to decorate scarecrows, stop by the pumpkin painting station
and trick-or-treat at participating businesses
along the street.
TERRORTORIUM
As in prior years, the event is free and coming in costume is encouraged even if you’re
not in the costume contest (or human; pets
are encouraged to attend and wear costumes, too!).
WHERE: 25 W. Choccolocco St., Oxford
Neewollah starts at 10 AM on Saturday, Oct.
31. Registration for events is from 9-10:30
AM, with the double elimination cornhole
tournament starting at 11 AM, the pumpkin
pie eating contest starts at 1 PM and the
costume contest begins at 2:30 PM. For more
INSIGHT
This annual Oxford favorite boasts a trip
through not only a haunted house, but a
haunted castle, to boot.
ADMISSION: $13 for Terrortorium’s haunted
house, $7 for the castle ride and $17 for a
combo ticket to both attractions.
WHEN: 3rd, 8th-10th, 15th-17th, 22nd-24th,
26th-31st; 7-10 PM weeknights, 7-midnight
weekends.
Info: www.theterrortorium.com
October 2015