The haunting continues!
“Dracula” is now in it’s second week at the Crighton Theatre weekends through November 3. The web of darkness surrounds the downtown Conroe area! CrightonTheatre.org for tickets to the thriller (PG -13). After the show ends, celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the theatre at a gala event at Madera Estates on November 7 to raise money for the preservation of the Crown Jewel of Montgomery County. The event, “Take a Seat for the Crighton”, is raising money to replace the seating in the theatre. Their current seats were installed in 1978 when the theatre was initially renovated. To purchase a ticket or table to the event please contact Amy Sowers by October 31st. (936) 520-7525
Over at the Owen Theatre, The Player’s Theatre Company presents “Steel Magnolias” a film favorite is set in Truvy’s small-town Louisiana beauty salon where all the ladies who are “anybody” come to have their hair done and where wisecracks and advice are dispensed as freely as shampoo. Steel Magnolias tells the story of a group of gossipy Southern ladies in a small-town beauty parlor where they share their lives and loves. The performance is deeply revealing of the strength and purposefulness of the characters. The sudden realization of their mortality draws on the underlying strength and love that the characters share through good times and bad. Get tickets at OwenTheatre.com
Saturday, October 26th The Heritage Museum of Montgomery County member Bernie Sargent will be sharing the biography of the famous outlaw John Wesley Hardin at 1:00pm. This is a free admission event with RSVP’s encouraged at (936) 539-6873.
For additional Halloween haunts in Downtown Conroe check out 202 Main “All Things Halloween Trivia” Friday, October 25th at 6pm, and the Headless Horseman Halloween Dinner Party Wednesday, October 30th that includes a flight of fall cocktails paired with a frightfully good fine food. Details at www.facebook.com/202Mainst.
Pacific Yard House invites the community to enjoy exciting rounds of Bingo to win designer handbags while sipping on mimosa and bloody marys served with a delicious brunch on Sunday, October 27 at noon. Sunday Funday at Brunch, Bags, and Bingo!
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Margie Taylor may be reached at margie@taylorizedpr.com.
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