Calendar of Events

EAC's 4th Annual Celebrating Children Halloween Party
EAC, Inc.
4th Annual "Celebrating Children" Halloween Party
Date: 10/29/2009 from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Ages: alll ages Admission Fees: Adults: $75; 6-14 $25; 5 & Under FREE

Fundraiser to benefit EAC's chidlren's programs including CASA, Chance to Advance (betters the lives of foster care chidlren) and The Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center for physically and sexually abused chidlren. The Halloween Party is for chidlren of all ages...there will be games, entertainment and lots and lots of "treats" and a costume parade.

Halloween Spooky Walk
North Hempstead Town
The Spooky Walk is back by popular demand!
Date: Every day (Oct 29-Oct 31) from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Admission Fees: $5

The Spooky Walk is back by popular demand! Walk amongst the ghouls, goblins, vampires, and much more as the gardens are transformed into an oasis of fright and surprises, where witches, ghosts and other hair-raising creatures will abound.  Visitors will enjoy music and see costumes that will astound their eyes.  An adult must accompany all minors to the garden. Refreshments will be sold.

Halloween Display to Scare Off Diabetes
Gomula Family
Get in the Halloween spirit with a Long Island family and raise money for a great cause!
Date: Every day (Oct 10-Oct 31)

During the month of October, more than 1,000 people will visit the Gomula residence where they are ushered into the Halloween spirit as they tip-toe through the haunted front yards of Frank, III, and his 77-year-old father, Frank, Jr., who lives next door. The men and their family do more than decorate for Halloween, they use machinist skills and plenty of creativity to rig up a spooky setting complete with gravestones, cobwebs, skeletons, ghosts, jack-o-lanterns, and much more. The entire family gets involved in this inventive scheme to raise funds for the Diabetes Research Institute year-after-year.

 

Frank and Karen Gomula of Levittown, NY, create a Halloween display each year, and ask visitors to give a donation to the Diabetes Research Institute, the best hope for a cure for two of their daughters, Lauryn, 25, and Lindsay, 19, who have type 1 diabetes. The family has been coping with the disease since the girls were diagnosed at ages 7 and 10, respectively. Diabetes is known to be scary, but for this imaginative group, raising money for a cure stirs up quite a fright, as well.

Mills Pond House of Horrors
Smithtown Township Arts Council
Date: Every day (Oct 28-Oct 31)
Ages: 12+ Admission Fees: $15

Smithtown Township Arts Council and the St. James Fire Department Ambulance Co. present the third annual Haunted House…Mills Pond House of Horrors. Experience dreadful whispers and screams as you journey through the crypt chambers, experimental quarters, come face to face with monstrous beings that will have you looking for your way out! This house is filled with frightening secrets and helpless souls who pray you will rescue them from their twisted keepers. Beware the long dark hallways or you may also find yourself held captive within the eerie walls that make up this horrific house.

 

Fridays & Saturdays 7 - 11pm

Sundays 6 - 10pm

Wednesday (10/28) & Thursday (10/29) 6 - 10pm