The 9th Annual Downtown Lansing Zombie Walk invades the Capital City once again on Saturday October 13, 2018, and all ages of the undead are welcome to walk for FREE! We ask participants to bring a nonperishable food donation in support of the Greater Lansing Food Bank, and to assemble at 11:30am inside the Lansing Center by Exhibit Hall C.
Once the donations are collected, the horde members will be given a wristband before being unleashed on the unsuspecting citizens of Lansing, Michigan at high noon. Traffic comes to a stand still as we shuffle our way to the steps of the Capitol for the greatest photo op ever seen. Afterwards, we invite the walking dead to return to the Lansing Center for discounted entry into How-To Halloween to compete for big prizes in our Best Zombie Contest on the main stage and join in all the spooktacular fun at the festival.
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How-To Halloween is a festival for ghosts, ghouls and goblins of all ages!
• Celebrate the WOMEN OF POWER at our 5th annual event.
• Meet Capital City Wonder Woman, Batwoman, Supergirl & more.
• Participate in over 50 interactive activities and games.
• Wear your costume and bring a bag for trick-or-treating.
• See custom-built attractions and amazing holiday displays.
• Enjoy a huge variety of entertainment from the main stage.
• Learn tons of tips and tricks from cosplay experts.
• Snap photos with killer cars like KITT & the Mystery Machine
• Win our homemade costume contest for over $100 in prizes.
• Shop with our many creative and unique vendors.
• Help support our community and local charities.
• Get your tickets for only $8 (kids 2 and under enter for free).
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Here are some photos of my journey through 2017. These photos resonated with me for various reasons. This album features pics from the Grand Rapids Comic Con, How-To Halloween, and Youmacon. Enjoy.
Continue reading 2017 Photo Retrospective Fall Part 3 →
The fourth annual How-To Halloween is a family-friendly festival that celebrates all of the creative aspects and do-it-yourself spirit of the haunting season. It features huge displays, great music and everything you’d want to know about making your own ghoulish props, decorations, make-up and baked goods along with the Downtown Lansing Zombie Walk. So break out your best homemade costumes, bring your friends and be a part of this unique and innovative event.
Support your local geek events.
For more info, check out
https://www.how-tohalloween.com
https://www.facebook.com/HowToHalloween
Only 3 events for the week. However, they are all Halloween themed. How awesome is that?
Don’t know what to do for the week? Well, check out what’s going on for this weekend.
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2016 Year in Review Fall
September – October
These Year in Reviews are not, what I call, official “reviews”. Like last year, they will be a series of musings, learned lessons and stories of what I experienced through out the year. Of course, reviews are featured but they are blended in with everything. The theme of FIRSTS sum up the beginning, middle and end of my year, as you will see. Enjoy my year of 2016 in the Michigan Geek Scene.
Continue reading 2016 Year in Review Fall Part 1 →
Here are some photos of my journey through 2016. These photos resonated with me for various reasons. This album features pics from the Monroe Comic Con, the GVSU Renaissance Faire, How-To Halloween and part 1 of the Grand Rapids Comic Con. Enjoy.
Continue reading MIGeekScene 2016 Retrospective Part 5 →
The third annual How-To Halloween is a family-friendly festival that celebrates all of the creative aspects and do-it-yourself spirit of the haunting season. It kicks off with the Downtown Lansing Zombie Walk and features huge displays, great music and everything you’d want to know about making your own ghoulish props, decorations, make-up and baked goods. So break out your best homemade costumes, bring your friends and be a part of this unique and innovative event.
Support your local geek events.
For more info, check out
https://www.how-tohalloween.com
https://www.facebook.com/HowToHalloween
