Witch Way to Main Street 2010
Posted by Natchitoches.net on October 16th, 2010Category Front Street, Halloween, News
NATCHITOCHES – The City of Natchitoches will sponsor Witch Way to Main Street in downtown Natchitoches on Monday, Nov. 1, 2010 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Children 12 years old and under will be allowed to trick-or-treat at participating downtown shops. Area organizations and businesses will also have booths set up along Front Street distributing candy and offering carnival type games and activities. Children must be in costume and accompanied by an adult to participate. Candy will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Natchitoches police officers will be on duty to ensure children’s safety. Front Street will be shut down from the Church to Lafayette Street, beginning at 3 p.m. The downtown riverbank will remain open for through traffic and parking.
The City of Natchitoches will observe neighborhood trick-or-treating for Halloween on Sunday, Oct. 31 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
For more information about Witch Way to Main Street, please call the Main Street Office at (318) 352-2746.
Witch Way to Main Street October 31, 2009
Posted by Natchitoches.net on September 23rd, 2009Category Front Street, Halloween
Downtown trick-or-treating and activities for children 12 and under. Participants will be allowed to trick-or-treat at participating downtown businesses on October 31, 2009. Children must be in costume and accompanied by an adult to participate. Candy will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis. Activities include face painting, a tour of the “haunted� Natchitoches Parish Library bookmobile, Boogie on the Bricks for kids, Sparkly the Fire Dog, McGruff the Crime Dog and games. The Order of Omega from NSU will host their Halloween Carnival downtown. Tickets are required.
Natchitoches Haunted History Tour – October 31
Posted by Natchitoches.net on September 23rd, 2009Category Cemeteries, Front Street, Ghosts, Halloween, Investigations, News
The Natchitoches Historic Foundation invites you to find out what's haunted about Natchitoches while being terrifically entertained as it resurrects some of the most colorful characters in the history of the Louisiana Purchase. The Spirit Hunters Paranormal Investigations will once again be in town to report their findings. The tour will be held in the American Cemetery on Second Street. Admission $10 for adults and $5 for children and students. Tickets available at the Natchitoches Parish Tourist Commission, 781 Front Street and at the American Cemetery during the Tour. For more information call (800) 259-1714 or visit www.historicfoundation.org.
Grimm Brothers Resurrect An Old Horror Favorite
Posted by Amy Ennis - Editor-In-Chief on September 22nd, 2009Category Halloween, News
Facing throngs of seasoned and fresh victims alike this 2009 season, haunted attraction owners, producers and make up departments are looking for new chills, creeps and creatures to leap from the nighttime shadows. A fresh new look, for a familiar character, will be transforming scare-actors and scare-zones in scream parks and haunted houses across the country this Halloween into rampaging werewolves.
According to Jason Grimm, of GrimmBrothersHalloween.com, there is no need for ancient curses, wolfsbane or full moon light to transform you or your haunt actors into something not quite human, with the exclusive Grimm Brothers Big Bad Wolf Foam Latex Werewolf Appliance. Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream in Williamsburg, Virginia and Thrillvania Screampark in Dallas, Texas are among the national attractions that have chosen the Big Bad Wolf as the unsettling face of their 2009 season werewolves .
"What I love most about the Big Bad Wolf prosthetic is that you can paint it up to get a different look. If you want a Wolfman look or if you want a partial transformation look, this prosthetic is great for both! I'm looking forward to using it this season at Thrillvania." - Misty Bennet, Makeup/SPFX Manager, Thrillvania Scream Park, Dallas, Texas
The Big Bad Wolf is a re-imagining of a well-known face to pop culture and movie fans, yet new and unfamiliar to many haunted attraction patrons. It provides a horrific transformation into a life-like, believable character to scare and interact with the patron and just the right amount of animal rage for the haunter who has a love for lycans.
Custom sculpted in the tradition of Lon Chaney Jr.’s classic wolf man, the professional appliance strays from the more wolven looks of recent werewolf masks and popular film, back to the canine-cursed features of the traditional man-wolf. In designing the appliance with realism in mind, cut away cheek areas, covered by many other appliances, allow the actor wearing the piece to incorporate natural facial hair or a beard to add to the realism of the look with little additional theatrical hair. Details are expertly sculpted and cast in high-quality foam latex for extremely life-like textures, expression and . The Big Bad Wolf is made in the USA exclusively for Grimm Brothers.
This appliance is available through Halloween Specialty Store online at www.GrimmBrothersHalloween.com.








