Staff Report / Brightonlocal.org

The Brighton City Museum is hosting its second annual Halloween Open House on Saturday, October 26, from 4 PM to 8 PM at Historic City Hall, located at 22 South 4th Ave. Admission is free for visitors who bring a non-perishable food item, which will be donated to support the community during the holiday season.

Attendees can explore Historic City Hall and learn about its spooky history. The event also includes activities such as building a public Dia de Los Muertos Ofrenda in memory of loved ones who have passed, taking “ghost photos,” and enjoying performances from roving scare-o-lers. There will be face painting by a professional artist and trick-or-treating in a safe environment.

Guests can also enjoy cider, spooky treats, and participate in creepy crafts. The Brighton Economic Development Corporation and the Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association will also be present at the event.

Source: Brighton EDC

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Brighton

Rocky Mount, NC

https://www.facebook.com/759185462909672/posts/945589634269253

Cayuga Health Urges Hunters to Prevent Tick Bites

Cayuga hunters urged to prevent tick bites using repellents and proper post-checks.

ASU Broadcast Team Earns Rocky Mountain Emmy Nod

ASU's broadcast team earns Rocky Mountain Emmy nomination for NCHC coverage.

Chandler Unified Earns Honors, Recognizes School Achievements

Chandler Unified Schools celebrates awards, choice fair, grants, and athletic honors.

Basha High Film & TV Students Win Awards

Basha High CTE film students win multiple awards at student production event.

New Mexico State Fair Begins Amid Changing Weather

New Mexico State Fair faces variable transitional weather from summer to fall.

Emmy-Winning Documentary Sheds Light on Dearfield History

Emmy-winning documentary vividly reveals Dearfield’s legacy and community history in Colorado.

Fayetteville, Neighbors Face Dangerous Triple-Digit Heat Conditions

Region braces for extreme heat; precautions urged for vulnerable residents.

Girl Survives; Grandma, Aurora Responders Honored

Eight-year-old girl's life saved by quick actions of family and firefighters.

Colorado’s LGBTQ+ Journey: Activism, Pride, Marriage

Colorado saw its first LGBTQ+ activism, pride celebration, and legalization of same-sex marriage.

Denver Rooftop Yoga Event Benefits The Center

Denver rooftop yoga benefitting Center on Colfax offers prizes for upcoming shows.