Time to celebrate All Hallow\u2019s Eve with sweet treats, tricks, a little scare and costumes of different shapes and sizes. But where to go trick-or-treating on Saipan? No worries, as several places are hosting events to celebrate Oct. 31.<\/p>\n
The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs is hosting a Halloween outreach today at the Kagman Community Center from 6pm to 9pm. Children and family members can enjoy a haunted house, fun and games, as well as free candy. Admission is free.<\/p>\n
The Marianas Variety\u2019s annual \u201cTrunk or Treat\u201d event will kick off at the American Memorial Park from 6pm to 9pm. It will feature a \u201cLittle Pumpkins Parade,\u201d which is a costume contest with categories for cute, funny, or scary. Winners will get prizes. Treats for kids will also be available.<\/p>\n
Joeten Kiyu Public Library will have its \u201cTrunk or Treat\u201d as well, from 4pm to 7:30pm. They will have 11 vehicles full of candy in their car trunks and will host an outdoor movie if the weather is fair.<\/p>\n
But Halloween is not just about the kids; adults can join in on the fun as well. Club C at the Kanoa Resort is hosting a Halloween Party starting at 5pm. All guests that show up in a costume will receive a free drink and a contest will be held featuring $100 in prizes for best male and female costumes.<\/p>\n
The Fiesta Resort and Spa Saipan is hosting a Fright Night from 5pm to 9pm at the Chambre Bar. Every purchase of any kind of drink will entitle one to a raffle ticket for amazing gifts and giveaways. Those wearing costumes will get one free Miller Lite or a coupon.<\/p>\n
GIG Club is also hosting a costume party along with a costume contest for young adults above 21 years of age.<\/p>\n
If drinking, partying, and wearing costumes are not your thing, the Victory Chapel will be hosting a play for Halloween across Hopwood Junior High School at 7pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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