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2007 Halloween Guide
Continued from page 2
Published: October 18, 2007Wear a costume and get in free today. Bring your friends, at least five, and receive an exclusive champagne special.
Hot Dog Shop
6405 Brittmoore Rd., 713-937-8039,
Boogie all night to the Curtis King Band. Not only will this dog be a rockin', but there will also be a costume contest.
JP Hops House
2317 S. Highway 6, 281-496-0623,
The Shake Russell Band will be entertaining during this 6th Annual Halloween Costume Party. Expect nothing but good beer and good times.
Lucky's Pub
801 St. Emanuel at Rusk, 713-522-2010
The Pimp 'n' Ho Prostitute Ball has become infamous for a night of much drink and even more eye candy. Live music, DJs and $4,000 in cash and prizes. 8 p.m. to2 a.m. $15 in advance; $20 at the door.
Mezzanine Lounge & Sports Bar
2200 Southwest Fwy., 713-528-6399,
All weekend long, this lounge will be scaring up the season. Today is Superfreak Saturday, with drink and food specials, extreme karaoke and a costume contest.
Mike's Ultimate Sports Bar
8670 Hwy. 6 N., 281-855-1194, www.mikesultimate.com
This all-day Day of the Dead Festival Party will include a bike and roadster car show, fajita cook-off and costume contest. While chowing down and gazing at the vehicles, enjoy music by the Nationals and Strange Brew. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Mix Karaoke
Inside Franky's Pizza, 13151 Bissonnet, 281-564-0500,
Costume contest with $500 worth of prizes. The winner will be announced at midnight. 21 and up.
Mosaic
530 Texas, 713-236-1100
You know a party called "Bond Girls Are Forever" will be a good time.
NEXT night+club
2020 McKinney, 713-221-8833, www.spoiledboyz.net
HERO, the 3rd Annual Halloween After-Party. Is that Kryptonite in your pants, or do you just want to keep partying? Dress as your favorite super hero and experience music by LA Remix artist/DJ Dawna Montell. The Incredibles will meet you at the door, and they'll have a CD give-away. This party actually takes place in the early hours of Sunday morning, from 3 a.m. to 8 a.m. Advance tickets available at M2M Fashion (3200 Montrose Blvd., 713-521-0804).
Numbers
300 Westheimer, 713-526-6551, www.numbersnightclub.com
This Houston institution likes to celebrate the season all weekend long. It starts Saturday with SINth night's Halloween edition. Hear your favorite Numbers Classics with a twist of bloody Synth! No cover.
Penthouse Club
2618 Winrock, 713-974-2100
Costume contest, prizes, free buffet until 9 p.m., drink specials and, of course, scantily clad maidens. 7 p.m. Free in costume.
Rich's
2401 San Jacinto, 713-759-9606,
A Halloween Bash sponsored by Dare Ware and hosted by Anita Bump is sure to have plenty of eye candy. Plasma screen giveaway for best costume.
Rocbar
530 Texas Ave., 713-236-1100
Do the Monster Mash with Mohawk Steve and the Swingers.
Status Lounge
2404 San Jacinto St., 713-659-5400
Today this club is turning into a full haunted house and hosting Midtown Massacre. $1,000 costume contest. $10 to $20.
Trader's Village
7979 N. Eldridge Pkwy., 281-890-5500, www.tradersvillage.com
Here's another event for the whole family. Boo Bash for Kidz has continuous live entertainment and special guests from some of Houston's major sports teams, a kid-size and wildly wicked Haunted Hallway, a maze, magic, music and more from 1 p.m. to4 p.m. Saturday, October 27.
Boo Bash transforms into a celebration of Mexican culture on Sunday, October 28, as the market presents Día de los Muertos en Traders Village. Staged in cooperation with Houston's MECA, the Red Expo at Traders Village will be filled with traditional Day of the Dead art and altars, music from performers such as Mariachi MECA, food, drinks and other colorful customary trappings. Día de los Muertos is from noon to 5 p.m.
Tumbleweed Texas
13101 Kuykendahl, 281-872-7829
Get out your favorite, most eclectic Halloween gear for the best party on the north side. Costume contest with over $500 in cash and prizes. This party will be broadcast live on the air with 93Q.
VENUE
723 Main St., 713-236-8150,
The 2nd Annual Halloween Bash will have a costume contest for the most original costume.
Vintropolis
10001 Westheimer, 713-532-9463,
Come join us as the astonishing Jimmy Fingers gives a magical performance that's sure to raise the dead. Over 200 wines under $25. Fun games and door prizes all night long. Make your reservations now for an evening of wine and magic!
SUNDAY, October 28
Houston Community College Town and Country Campus
1060 W. Sam Houston Pkwy. N.
Halloween Spooktacular Concert. Celebrate the Lone Star Symphonic Band's first concert of its 15th anniversary season with spooky-good live music. Music from TV and the movies such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents, JAWS, Harry Potter, Star Wars and Phantom of the Opera will be performed. For tickets, call 713-893-5026 or e-mail tickets@lonestarsymphonicband.com. 7 p.m. $10 adults; $5 children.
Numbers
300 Westheimer, 713-526-6551, www.numbersnightclub.com
Sunday is the Underworld's Halloween Bash featuring Bella Morte with special guest ThisMeansYou. 8 p.m. $8.
Trader's Village
7979 N. Eldridge Pkwy., 281-890-5500, www.tradersvillage.com
Here's another event for the whole family. Boo Bash for Kidz has continuous live entertainment and special guests from some of Houston's major sports teams, a kid-size and wildly wicked Haunted Hallway, a maze, magic, music and more from 1 p.m. to4 p.m. Saturday, October 27.









