City of Norcross Scares Up Some Halloween Fun This October

City of Norcross Scares Up Some Halloween Fun This October
Historic Downtown Area Summons the Return of BOOfest and the Debut of Lawless Spirits Tour

Norcross, Ga. – The imaginative event planners at City of Norcross are conjuring up a little frightful fun-for-all this October thanks to two haunted happenings: BOOfest 2015 and ALL NEW Lawless Spirits Tour.

  190Photo Collage 2 from 2014 BOOfest in Norcross1For the latest installment of BOOfest on Saturday, October 24, line-up for the popular costume parade begins at 3:00 p.m. in Lillian Webb Park. At the heart of this Halloween-themed event that’s so fun… it’s scary, children and “pet”rifying pooches in costumes of every imagining will march through Norcross’ historic downtown from Jones Street to Thrasher Park. The spooky spectacle culminates in a costume contest, hot dog feast and performances by local youth from Summerour Middle School, the Norcross Girl Scouts and the North Metro Academy of Performing Arts.  Prizes will be awarded to ‘best boy costume’ and ‘best girl costume’ in three age categories: infant-4 years old, 5-11 and 12-teen. Participating pups will be judged for Most Original Costume and Best Dog & Master Combo Costume. 

More mature local monsters will want to mark their calendars for October 29, 30 and 31 when Lionheart Theatre Company presents the inaugural season of the Lawless Spirits Tour. Featuring two performances each night at 6:30-7:30 p.m. and 8-9 p.m., the tour features a spirited stroll through the streets of Historic Norcross as guests explore a little local lore. With a focus on the period between 1864-1961, Lionheart Theatre Company puts its guests right into the thick of things as each tour group is lead throughout the city to witness 190Photo Collage 1 from 2014 BOOfest1reenactments of shoot outs and murders that happened right where they stand. They will also become jury members in the courtroom trial deciding the guilt or innocence in the slaying of the Simpson Boys, meet hobos by the campfire telling stories of the good old bootlegging days, see a shootout on the streets between Henry “Doc” Lively and Bija Nuckolls – all while being on the lookout for escaped convict, James Meriwether. Tour groups travel on foot – although, services can be provided to accommodate handicapped guests. Beverages and snacks are provided. Paid reservation tickets are available through Lionheart Theatre Company’s website at www.lionhearttheatre.org for just $15 each with group discounts available.

For more details about both of these spooktacular spectacles, everyone from witches to werewolves is invited to visit www.aplacetoimagine.com

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