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October 2012 Events
Toronto | Durham Region | Halton Region | Peel Region | York Region | Outside the GTA
*Please check the official event website by clicking on the links below before heading out and confirm dates, times and details in case they have changed since we added the event. If anyone asks where you heard about the event, please mention Melanie On-The-Go/ Kids On-The-Go. Thank you! =)
Saturdays October 20, 21, Sundays October 21 & 28
North York | 10am- 5pm
Howling Hootenanny at Black Creek Pioneer Village (1000 Murray Ross Parkway)
Kids can enjoy the Haunted Maze, pumpkin decorating, airbrush tattoos, apple sling shot, trick or treating and more.
Saturdays, October 20 & 27
West Toronto| 6:30pm-7:30pm (20th & 27th), 8-9pm (27th)
Haunted High Park at Colborne Lodge (South end of High Park on Colborne Lodge Drive)
Visit Colborne Lodge and its grounds at night and hear about High Park's legendary connection to the War of 1812, and other legends and ghost stories that have been told about the Lodge and High Park. Period refreshments included.
Other dates available for adult-only tours.
COST: Adults: $12.50+tax, Children: $7.50 +tax (not recommended for children under 8 yrs. of age)
Saturdays, October 20 & 27
Scarborough| 8am – 9:30am
"Morning Howl" Pancake Breakfast at Toronto Zoo (361A Old Finch Avenue)
Program geared towards families with young children, registration required.
Bring your wolf pack to enjoy a unique breakfast experience Toronto Zoo style! This early-bird event offers families the chance to participate in special Halloween programming including crafts, wolf-themed storytelling and an early morning visit with our Arctic wolves.
COST: Advanced ticket purchase required. Members – all ages: $15; Non-Members (Ages 4 and up): $35 (includes zoo admission); Non-members (Ages 3 and under) $15
Saturday October 20 and Sunday October 28
Scarborough| Sat: 6-8pm; Sun: 5-7pm
Creep Critters Family Program at Toronto Zoo (361A Old Finch Avenue)
They creep and they crawl all through the night. They dig in the dirt and dart out of sight. They are the creepy critters and they sometimes give us fright. Do you dare to meet them face to face? There are many animals in the world that seem scary because of their appearance or their habits but usually, their reputation is not deserved. These creatures are not only interesting but very important to their natural habitats. Join us to learn more about these special animals so that you can care for the creepy critters too. This program includes snacks, unique animal exhibits, an educational presentation and a special visit from a well known creepy critter!
COST: Regular Zoo Admission
Saturdays & Sundays, October 20, 21 & 27, 28
Scarborough| 10am – 4pm
Boo at the Zoo at the Tundra Trek at Toronto Zoo (361A Old Finch Avenue)
Follow along the Zoo's "Pumpkin Trail" to discover trick-or-treat activity stations throughout the Tundra Trek and check out Arctic wolves, foxes and polar bears – oh my! Take part in our "Critters and Costumes Parade" at 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm daily. Best of all, up to two kids in costume (12 and under) get in free when accompanied by an adult.
COST: Regular Zoo Admission (up to 2 kids are free if dressed in costumes with each paying adult)
Sundays October 21 & 28
Etobicoke | 2pm
The Trevor Show – Halloween Performance at Fantasy Fair (500 Rexdale Blvd)
The Trevor Show never fails to amuse and delight with it's extraordinary song & dance show. Get your kids moving & enjoy this 45 minute Halloween-themed performance!
COST: not specified
Tuesday, October 23 – Saturday, October 27
Downtown Toronto| 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Fort York After Dark Lantern Tours at Fort York (250 Fort York Boulevard)
This event is not recommended for children under 8 yrs.
Tour the grounds of Fort York at night and hear stories about this national treasure and the history that surrounds it. You won't want to miss the tale of the haunted lighthouse or the details of the bloody Battle of York during the War of 1812. The tour will also visit two military cemeteries near the Fort, in particular the Victoria Square Military Cemetery – the oldest surviving European burying ground in Toronto. It will be a magical, yet eerie experience being surrounded by history as you explore Fort York at night with the City of Toronto as your back drop. Complimentary refreshments.
COST: Pre-registration is required. Please call 416-392-6907 ext. 221 for more information or to pre-register. $12.50 plus tax.
Friday & Saturday, October 26 & 27
Downtown Toronto| 7 – 8:30pm
Halloween Hauntings Ghost Stories at Todmorden Mills (67 Pottery Road)
Our candlelit historic homes are the perfect setting for tales of terror! Thrill to ghastly, ghoulish tales told by a professional storyteller. Mulled cider and refreshments included.
COST: Advanced ticket purchase required. Adults: $20 (plus tax); Children: $15 (plus tax); Youth/Seniors: $15 (plus tax) (suitable for children 8 years and up)
Friday & Saturday, October 26 & 27
North York | 7:30pm – 9pm
War for Dessert at Zion Schoolhouse (1091 Finch Avenue East)
It is June 25, 1812. In the dining room of Fort George on the banks of the Niagara River, British officers from the 41st regiment gather to share a jovial meal in friendship with their American counterparts. By the end of the evening, however, the two groups discover that they are to meet again soon – as enemies on the battlefield.
COST: Pre-registration and pre-payment required. Please call about ticket prices.
Friday October 26
North York | 7:30-10pm
Halloween Star Party at Ontario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.)
Join us for this FREE event in TELUSCAPE, outside the main entrance.
Explore the autumn night sky through high-powered telescopes (weather permitting), strut your stuff in our costume parade, take a tour of the creepiest places in the universe and enjoy spooky science demonstrations, storytelling, music and more!
View the planets, star clusters and distant galaxies through the RASC telescopes*.
Experience chilling stories of the night sky.
Strut your stuff in our costume parade.
Enjoy spooky science demonstrations, music and more!
The Scariest Places in the Solar System
Take a tour through the solar system with Dr. John Moores, planetary scientist, as he highlights the scariest places you could visit.
*This is an outdoor event. Telescope observing is weather permitting.
Saturday October 27
Toronto| 7:30pm – 9pm
The Ghost of Montgomery's Inn and other Haunting Tales at Islington Avenue (4709 Dundas Street West)
Prepare to be horrified by our resident storyteller Nan Brien who will present stories guaranteed to make this Halloween an unforgettable one. Ghastly tales, live musical interludes and startling refreshments to make your blood run cold. Not wheelchair accessible.
COST: $20 plus tax, Pre-registration required.
Saturday October 27
Downtown Toronto| 6:30pm, 7pm or 7:30pm
Spirit Walk at Mackenzie House (82 Bond Street)
Let your imagination take over as we lead you through downtown alleys and laneways to discover some of Toronto's reputedly haunted buildings. Return to gas-lit historic Mackenzie House and soothe your goosebumps with mulled cider and biscuits as you hear about the ghost stories associated with the house. Please wear clothing and footwear appropriate for the weather.
COST: Pre-registration and pre-payment required. Adults (16 yrs. & older), $12.50; Children 8-15 yrs., $10.50 (plus tax). Not recommended for children under 8.
Saturday October 27
Monster Mash at Fantasy Fair (500 Rexdale Blvd)
Enjoy a costume parade around Fantasy Fair,contest, Halloween themed-dancing & interaction.
COST: not specified
Saturday October 27
Downtown Toronto| 8 – 10pm
Drop-in Ghost Stories at Mackenzie House (82 Bond Street)
The historic house is open from 8 to 10 p.m. for drop-in visitors. Hear about the ghost stories associated with Mackenzie House as you tour the historic house that will be illuminated only by gas and candlelight.
COST: Adults: $7.08; Seniors/Youths: $4.42; Children: $4.42 (plus tax).
Saturday October 27
North York| 6pm – midnight
Change for Kids Halloween Party at Ontario Science Centre (770 Don Mills Rd.)
Not to be missed! Join us for one of the most talked about Halloween parties in the city, in support of kids with disabilities. Fun for ghosts and goblins of all ages. Admission includes private access to all Ontario Science Centre exhibits, a family dance party with DJ, and chances to win prizes.
COST: $18.00 (Kids 4 and under are free)
Saturday October 27
West Toronto
Bloor West Village Halloween Festival at Bloorwest Village (along Bloor Street West, between Jane Street and Runnymede Road)
Fun for the whole family! Treasure Hunt! Pumpkin Carving! Treats! Clowns! Face Painting!
Saturday October 27
Etobicoke | 10am- 4pm
Halloween Family Fun Fair at Alderwood Cooperative Nursery School (44 Delma Drive)
Come in costume! Photo sessions, games and bouncy castle, face painting, tattoos and crafts, movies, cookie decoration, hot dogs and pizza, coffee and hot chocolate, and bake sale.
Saturday, October 27
Downtown Toronto| 12pm – 5pm
Halloween Party at Pawsway (245 Queens Quay West,
North Building)
Join us for a spooky celebration at our howling Halloween party. Lots of games, prizes, fun family activities and free treats for any dogs that are in costume.
Saturday October 27
Midtown Toronto| 1pm – 3pm
Halloween Howl at Toronto Botanical Garden (777 Lawrence Avenue East)
Try out your Halloween costume during an afternoon of spooky scavenger hunts, tantalizing treats and a light-hearted look at Halloween's creepy critters.
COST: Adult accompaniment and child registration required. $10 public/ $7 members (per child)
Saturday October 27
Downtown Toronto | 10am- 5pm
The National Film Board of Canada's Get Animated! 2012 (150 John Street)
Get Animated! is the NFB's annual animation celebration, bringing many of the country's finest and funniest animated films to communities across Canada to mark International Animation Day (October 28). Get Animated! features exclusive family screening programs and workshops – all absolutely free.
10 AM – 12:30 PM: Hands-on Animation Workshop for ages 6-13 including the screening of the Family Programs*
1 PM – 3:30 PM: Hands-on Animation Workshop for ages 6-13 including the screening of the Family Programs*
Workshops will feature puppet animation, with participants invited to bring costumes and story ideas. *Pre-registration is required for the Hands-On Animation Workshops. Please call: 1-800-267-7710
Major Intersection: John Street and Richmond Street West
Saturday October 27
Scarborough | 9:30am- 4pm
Disney Store Grand Opening at Scarborough Town Centre (300 Borough Drive)
9:30am- Disney Store Opening Ceremony and two local Make-A-Wish children "Unlock Imagination". Free gift to the first 500 guests.*
12pm- 4pm- Meet and Greet with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in the mall's Centre Court.
*Characters alternate every 30 minutes. Character appearances are subject to change or cancellation without notice.
Saturday and Sunday, October 27 & 28
Scarborough | 11am – 4pm
Boo at the Zoo at Metro Toronto Zoo (2000 Meadowvale Road Toronto)
Trick or Treat Stations - 10am to 4pm in Tundra Trek
Animal Visitor to the Courtyard Stage - 10:30am at the Courtyard Stage
Storytelling Witchie-Poo - 11am and 2:30pm at the Courtyard Stage
The WotWots Meet and Greet - 11:30am and 1:30pm at the Courtyard Stage
Critters & Costumes Parade - 12pm and 2pm – please assemble in the Discovery Zone Courtyard.
Polar Bears and Pumpkins - 12pm at the Polar Bear exhibit.
Creepy Critters Cave - 10am to 4pm at the Conservation Connection Centre
Saturday and Sunday, October 27 & 28
Downtown Toronto| 11am – 4pm
Howling Hootenanny 2012 at Black Creek Pioneer Village (1000 Murray Ross Parkway)
Kids can enjoy the Hunted Maze, pumpkin decorating, apple sling shot, trick or treating and more.
Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28
Downtown Toronto
Boo-Tastic Trick or Treat at Casa Loma (1 Austin Terrace)
Dress in your favourite halloween costume and come to Casa Loma….
Calling all children. Dress in your favourite halloween costume and come to Casa Loma for our special trick or treat programme. All children will have the opportunity to decorate 12 mini-cupcakes to take home (scary black and orange icing and sprinkles included). Afterwards, they will go on a special 'trick or treat' tour on the second floor of Casa Loma – be prepared with a trick to receive a treat!
Cupcakes provided by Marnie Lippa, Parties Made Simple.
rogramme lasts 1 1/2 hours. Adults must attend with their child(ren).
COST: Pre-registration is required (647-725-1826). Adults: $20.55 +HST; Children 4 – 9years: $20 + HST (includes admission to Casa Loma)
Saturday and Sunday, October 27 & 28
Downtown Toronto| Until 4pm
Halloween Fun at Bata Shoe Museum (327 Bloor Street West)
Say boo at the Bata Shoe Museum as we celebrate Halloween with a spooktacular weekend of family fun! Decorate a Halloween inspired cookie and trick or treat bag, make a special craft and play I-spy in the galleries.
Kids who wear their costumes get in free!
COST: FREE for kids in costume; otherwise, regular admission is required.
Saturday & Sunday October 27 & 28
Downtown Toronto | 9:30am – 3:30pm
Halloween Hoot Boo Barn at Riverdale Farm (201 Winchester Street)
For 3 – 10 year olds @ Upper Francey Barn, Pumpkin Patch @ Vegetable Garden, Pumpkin Carving
Saturday October 27 & Sunday October 28
Etobicoke | 12pm- 5pm
Making Spooky Memories at Woodbine Centre in Centre Court (500 Rexdale Blvd)
Dress the kids in costume or even bring your pet in costume and get a FREE photo.
Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28
North York| Sat: 6:30pm – 8:30pm; Sun: 2pm – 4pm
Halloween Costume Party at Mess For Fun (43 Martin Ross Ave.)
Lots of fun activities to participate in and win prizes.
Best costume competition, Cupcake making, Musical pumpkin, Face painting etc.
Enjoy the play-area, show off your costumes and have a blast.
Pizza, juices and cupcakes will be served.
COST: $20/child, please call to reserve
Sunday October 28
Scarborough | 5pm – 7pm
Creepy Critters at Metro Toronto Zoo (2000 Meadowvale Road Toronto)
They creep and they crawl all through the night. They dig in the dirt and dart out of sight. They are the creepy critters and they sometimes give us fright. Do you dare to meet them face to face? There are many animals in the world that seem scary because of their appearance or their habits but usually, their reputation is not deserved. These creatures are not only interesting but very important to their natural habitats. Join us to learn more about these special animals so that you can care for the creepy critters too. This program includes "creepy†snacks, unique animal exhibits, an educational presentation and a special visit from a well known creepy critter!
COST: Members – $15*, Non-Members – $18*
* Cost is per individual and will be the same price for child and adult.
Sunday October 28
Midtown Toronto| 11am – 3pm
Change for Kids Monster March & Fun Fair at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (150 Kilgour Rd)
Celebrate Halloween with the whole family and help create a world of possibility for kids with disabilities. Be sure to wear your costumes for this 2 km accessible walk-a-thon with trick-or-treat stations. Involve your work and school to raise pledges and walk in support of kids with disabilities, all while having a ghoulishly good time! Top fundraiser wins a great prize. Event includes great entertainment and a family fun fair.
COST: $12.50 (Kids 4 and under are free)
Sunday October 28
Toronto | 2pm – 4pm
Nature Connection at Discovery Centre (35 Carl Hall Road)
Sunday October 28
Etobicoke | 11am- 2pm
2012 Halloween Bash at TimBUKtu Indoor PlayLand (321 Rexdale Blvd, Unit 1, Toronto ON)
TimBUKtu Indoor PlayLand's 2012 Halloween Bash featuring Zootek's Live Animal Show!
11:00 am – Play, Tattoos, Face Painting
12:00 pm – Lunch
11:50 pm – Best Costume Prize!
1:00 pm – Zootek's Live Animal Show.
Full details and fees are located on our website.
Cost: Early bird rate $20 with sibling discount until October 5th, 2012
Sunday, October 28
Downtown Toronto| 1:15pm – 2:15pm
Music & Truffles at Walter Hall, University of Toronto (80 Queens Park)
Give your children their first taste of classical music.
Join us as Music & Truffles celebrates its 10th birthday with an inspiring season of fresh, interactive music events sure to delight the young and the young at heart. Our unique one hour format features one orchestra, two superb string quartets, two famed pianists, and a very special show featuring song, piano music, poetry and a mime!
Music & Truffles is designed for young people ages 6 to 15, but it is also a great series for adults just starting to explore the mysteries and ecstasies of great music – you are not required to bring a young person, and you will get a truffle anyway!
October 28: New Orford String Quartet
They are all principal players in the Montreal and Toronto Symphony Orchestras. Together they are revolutionizing string quartet playing in Canada.
COST: $50 for 5 concerts, or $13 for individual tickets
Sunday October 28
Toronto West| Parade at 3pm, Party at 4pm
Toronto West Halloween Fest at St. Joseph's Health Centre (30 The Queensway)
The first annual Toronto West Halloween Fest takes place on Sunday, October 28 in support of St. Joseph's Health Centre. It's Toronto's newest, best and most exciting Halloween event that combines the best-dressed neighbourhood parade with the most amazing family friendly Halloween party ever – with lots of treats!
The Toronto West Halloween Fest supports great care close to home at St. Joseph's Health Centre.
COST: Registration to be part of the parade is $20 per adult and $5 for children 4 to 15 (kids 3 and under are free). After the parade there will be a family party with great entertainment and surprises for the kids. This party is exclusive for those who raise $250 or more in donations – these fundraisers will get a complimentary pass into the party, along with up to two children. Or you can fundraise as a team and for each $250 raised, one team member will be able to bring up to two kids into the party.
Sunday October 28
Leaside | 5:30pm
Monster Dash at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab Hospital (150 Kilgour Road)
Monster Dash is a family friendly event that will take place on the grounds of the Holland Bloorview Children's Hospital. Pledges raised for this event will support Canada's largest children's facility. The Monster Dash will consist of a Pumpkin Prance (ages 3 & under), Spooky Mile (ages 12 and under), a 5km and 10km race. The 5km and 10km will be chip timed and prizing will be awarded. Costumes are not mandatory, but encouraged for prizing as well!
Gloves will be given to all 5km and 10km participants, as well as a unique finsihers gift.
Once the run is complete, there will be food and drink and entertainment to celebrate your accomplishments.
COST: FREE for under 3; other participant costs vary
Sunday October 28
Toronto | 11am – 4pm
ROM Hallowe'en 2012 at ROM (100 Queens Park)
Come to the ROM this Halloween – if you dare! Join us Sunday October 28th as the ROM celebrates Hallowe'en. All activities included with admission, 11am – 4pm. Activities include Costume Corner, ROM Ghost Tour, Spooky Story Corner, Scary or Not Scavenger Hunt and Crafty Crafts.
COST: Included with Museum Admission.
Sunday October 28
York| 3pm – 5pm
Halloween Party at York Academy of Martial Arts (2081 Dufferin Street)
Calling all goblins, superheros and aliens…get more value out of this years costume; its time for our annual Halloween party!
Prizes for best costume. BRING A FRIEND or MORE. The more, the scarier.. huh we mean the better!!
KIDS: go through all of the activity centers, game stations, competitions and the haunted basement with a group of pals your own age, come home with some loot and be primed on your trick-or-treat safety tips.
PARENTS: You can either stick around and follow your little ones as they tackle all of the activities or take a couple hours to do some errands or shopping
COST: $10 (includes a loot bag)
Monday, October 29
Downtown Toronto| 7:30pm
Special Halloween Tour at Elgin & Winter Gardens Theatre (189 Yonge St.)
Join us for a special ghost edition of our public tour.
Guided tours of this National Historic Site – the last operating double-decker theatre in the world – last for 1½ hours and recount the history and restoration of the complex. Visit the original and new lobbies, the elegant Elgin Theatre, the unique and resplendent Winter Garden Theatre and samples from the world's largest collection of vaudeville scenery. As well, a backstage exhibit housing the Winter Garden's original Simplex Silent Film Projector and a dressing room containing artifacts from the time period are on view.
For ages 7 and up.
COST: Adults: $12, Students and Seniors: $10 (includes HST) Cash only | No reservations required
Tuesday October 30
Downtown Toronto, Etobicoke & North York | 11am
Halloween Story Time at the Pottery Barn (Sherway Gardens, Yorkdale, 100 Bloor St West)
Mark your calendar for this fiendishly fun story time event! Come dressed in costume as we celebrate and enjoy Halloween stories, activities and more. Storytime is around 20 minutes and children can colour afterwards.
Cost: Free
Wednesday October 31
Thornhill| 6pm-10pm
Haunted House of Horrors at the Chop-in House of Horrors and Graveyard (71 Chopin Drive)
The Chop-in House of Horrors and Graveyard, located at 71 Chopin Drive in Thornhill is open on Wednesday October 31st from 6pm to 10pm. This is the fifth year that this event has been hosted to raise funds on behalf of Yellow Brick House.
Again, this year the Tunnel of Terrors is back complete with walking zombies, thunder and lightening, thick fog and some new surprises ready to scare you to bits!
Wednesday October 31
Toronto- East End | 5pm-8pm
Annual Glow & Treat at Toronto Chinese Alliance Church (77 First Avenue)
Circus-themed games, entertainment, food, prizes and music. Cotton candy, balloon animals, glow items, candy, warm beverages for adults.
Thursday November 1
Mimico| 6pm – 8pm
Halloween Howl at Mimico Square and Amos Waites Park (Lake Shore Boulevard West and Mimico Avenue)
Say farewell to Halloween with an enchanting evening. We invite you to bring your Jack-O-Lanterns to light up Mimico Square and the pathway leading to Amos Waites Park on Thursday, November 1st beginning at 6pm.
Please bring your own candles. Volunteers will be on hand to assist in lighting the pumpkins. Pumpkins will be collected by the City of Toronto the following morning.
Durham Region
Saturdays & Sundays October 20, 21 & 27, 28
Halloween Theme on the York-Durham Heritage Railway
Each year, the Greater Toronto Area's only tourist railway runs its very popular family Halloween Trains. On board the decorated trains are ghosts, ghouls, and other entertainment for young and old alike. Trains operate from the Uxbridge and Stouffville stations and have lots of Halloween activities.
All children (aged up to 12 years) dressed in their best and scariest Halloween costumes will travel free (Max 2 children per adult). Fares for adults, seniors and teenagers are the same as on our regular trains. All children will receive a loot bag upon departing the train. Snack service is available on-board the trains.
Wednesday October 24
Ajax | 7pm- 9pm
Haunted House at the Ajax Community Centre (75 Centennial Rd)
Age: 11- 18 yrs. Presented by the Youth Engagement Advisory Committee.
Cost: Free
Friday October 26
Oshawa| 6pm – 8pm
Halloween Party at Ceramics Canada (385 Bloor St W)
Treat the kids to an evening of Spooky Fun and Bootiful creations! We'll have creepy snacks, play tricks & creepy games while painting a spooktacular Halloween collectible of choice… maybe a Frankie, Vampire or Mummy, a Bat, Spider or Pumpkin! Come in costume! Fun for all ages. Please pre-register online.
COST: $20.34 (including HST)
Friday October 26- Sunday October 28
Whitby Ghost Walks departing from the "central branch" of the Whitby Public Library (405 Dundas St W)
Friday October 26, 2012 – 7:30pm
Saturday October 27, 2012 – 7:00pm
Sunday October 28, 2012 – 7:00pm
Adults: $10
Children under 13: $8
Reservations are not require but recommended. Recommended for children ages 10+
Saturday October 27
Kirby| 11am – 4pm
Pumpkin Bee at Clarke Museum (7086 Old Kirby School Road)
In the 1800's settlers would gather in Kirby, Ontario for a Pumpkin Bee. It was a day to celebrate the pumpkin, which was a food staple for the pioneer. Slices of pumpkin would be hung to dry for the long winter ahead and families would gather to play games, showcase their baking skills and celebrate the pumpkin.
Throughout the day, you can watch a blacksmith work, carve your own pumpkin for Halloween, have your face painted, make a pioneer toy, or play traditional games from the 1800s. Treat your palette to seasoned pumpkin seeds roasted over an open fire. Tour our traditional one-room schoolhouse, sit at an antique desk, and try writing on a genuine slate board.
Saturday October 27
Pickering | Registration opens at 8:30am
The Durham Regional Police Children's Games at the City of Pickering Recreation Complex (1867 Valley Farm Road)
Our Games are designed to provide fun and challenging events for children with a variety of physical disabilities. Events of the day include the basketball, the bean bag toss, wheelchair rugby, mini putt and lots more! Our hungry athletes will enjoy lunch with their families and friends as served by members of the Durham Regional Police and loyal members of the community.
Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. on Game Day followed by the Opening Ceremony and then a day full of fun and athleticism!
To register a child complete the Waiver & Registration.
Saturday October 27
Oshawa| 6pm
Halloween at the Harbour at Oshawa Community Museum (1450 Simcoe Street South)
t'll be Halloween at the Harbour with an all-ages event hosted by the Oshawa Community Museum.
There will be a tour of the Oshawa Pioneer Harbour Cemetery on Bonnie Brae Point at 7 p.m. and participants are asked to bring their own flashlights. Tours through the houses will include a goo, guts and gore room, which organizers describe as a family-friendly sampling of touchy-feely Halloween horror. There will also be face painting and crafts. Henry House will feature information about Victorian mourning traditions.
Saturday October 27
Uxbridge | 10am- 1pm
Victorian Paper Crafts at the Uxbridge Historical Centre (7239 Concession Road 6)
Learn about and create fascinating paper crafts and projects from the beautiful Victorian era, including paper silhouettes, greeting cards, a decoupage box and more. Bring a picnic lunch. Pre-register (spots are limited!) at the Uxbridge Historical Centre or call 905-852-5854. Ages 8-14, $15.
Sunday October 28
Oshawa | 1pm- 3pm
Halloween Family Fun Day at Robert McLaughlin Gallery (72 Queen Street, Civic Centre, Oshawa)
Is Halloween your favourite holiday? Come celebrate at the RMG! Create creepy creatures, print unique treat bags, masks and more! Children are encouraged to wear their costume and must be accompanied by an adult. Make sure you register early for this popular event. Click to register.
Sunday October 28
Pickering | 2pm- 4pm
Hallowe'en in the Nautical Village on Liverpool Road by the lake
Costumes welcome. Brought to you by the shoppes of the Nautical Village.
Cafe Crème Brûlée ~ FREE cupcakes
Carberry Soap Co.~ soap making demonstration and FREE Jack-o'-lantern soap
Community Dental Hygiene ~ FREE toothpaste
Edible Arts Cakery ~ FREE cookie decorating
Hy Tea ~ FREE Hallowe'en scones and hot chocolate
Next of Skin ~ FREE face painting
SilverStone Gallery - pumpkin carving demonstrations by Dorsey James and Gwen Williams
Halton Region
Saturdays October 20 & 27
Milton | 6:30pm- 10pm
Halloween Spooktacular at Halton County Radial Railway (13629 Guelph Line)
Walk through the haunted car barn and travel in the old, creaky streetcars along the mainline. If you're a Halloween fan this is definitely a spooky experience not to be missed!
Friday & Saturday, October 26 & 27
Rockton| 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Haunted Halloween at Westfield Heritage Village (1049 Kirkwall Rd.)
Bone up on your history and folklore and discover the origins and traditions of Halloween's past. Lots of fun for the whole family.
COST: Adults: $11, Seniors/Disabled: $10, Children: $6.50. Children 5 and under are free. Parking is free.
Friday October 26 & Saturday October 27
Halton Hills | 6pm- 9pm
Halloween Haunted Forest at "Terror Cotta" at Terra Cotta Conservation Area (14452 Winston Churchill Blvd)
Enjoy an evening of spooky fun for children 12 and under and meet the mysterious spirits of Terror Cotta, presented by "To Be Determined Theatre Co." Discover haunted wagon rides, a spooky hay bale maze, bonfires, story tellers, nature activities, tasty barbecue fare and more. Don't forget to wear a costume and bring a flashlight!
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Event runs rain or shine.
$7/adult, $5/child (6-12) & senior (60+) – tickets must be purchased in advance.
Saturday October 27
Milton | 9am- 3pm
Zombie Race at Kelso Conservation Area
The Zombie Race is a 5K obstacle race that will test you both mentally and physically. Whether you are a seasoned trail runner, love zombie movies, or are a weekend warrior The Zombie Race is for you. You will be racing against time, as well as dodging hundreds of brain-hungry, virus-infected, zombies. Online registration closes on October 12th.
Saturday October 27
Acton | 1pm- 3pm
Trick or Treat on Mill & Main Street
Lot's of fun for kids ages 1 – 12. Come to the parkette at the corner of Mill and Main Street and get your loot bag and map to go to participating merchants for some Halloween treats. There will be a costume parade at 2 pm at the parkette so don't forget to dress up and you could win some great prizes donated by the Acton BIA merchants.
Saturday October 27
Milton | 10am-noon
Tiny Tots on Parade! in Downtown Milton
Join Downtown Milton businesses for some Hallowe'en fun on Saturday October 27 from 10 am to noon.
Children aged five and under are invited to trick or treat at participating businesses. Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory.
An information booth will be set up outside the DBIA office at 251 Main Street that morning and volunteers will available on the street as well for anyone who needs help with directions.
Please join us for this fun filled costumed morning of Hallowe'en hijinks!
Saturday October 27
Georgetown | 11am- 1pm
Masquerade on Main Street in Downtown Georgetown (on Main Street)
2012 will be our 14th year for this popular Downtown event. Once again the merchants of Main Street are looking forward to the haunting of their stores by ghosts and goblins aged ten or under.
Saturday October 27 & Sunday October 28
Pumpkin Summit 8km Trail Race at Kelso Conservation Area
8km race starting at 9am. Kids pumpkin rolling contest at 10am and the award presentation at 10:30am.
Saturday October 27 & Sunday October 28
Campbellville | 10am- 4pm
Spooktacular Halloween – Weekend # 2 at Mountsberg Conservation Area (2259 Millburough Line)
Start your Halloween festivities early at Mountsberg Conservation Area's Spooktacular Halloween. This event is free with park admission and features plenty of hauntingly good fun for everyone:
Creatures of the Night presentations with live snakes
Bird of Prey Presentations – Owls & Vultures Halloween Special!
Haunted PlayBarn
Scary Skeleton Scavenger Hunt
Kids "tattoo" parlour & crafts
Harvest games
Bison rides
What more could your little ghoul or goblin ask for?
Sunday, October 28
Oakville| 1pm – 4pm
Halloween Masquerade Party at Oakville Museum (8 Navy Street)
Bring your whole family (suitable for all ages) for an afternoon of Halloween fun. Come in costume and enjoy games, contests, and a magic lantern show and make a historically inspired mask.
COST: $5 per person
Sunday October 28
Milton| 11:30am
Harvest Festival Halloween Parade at Springridge Farm (7256 Bell School Line)
Calling all Gools and Gobblins! Halloween Parade will take place on our last day of Harvest Festival – Sunday October 28th at 11:30am.
Springridge Harvest Festival is Great Fun for the whole family!
There is no charge to visit the farm market, bakery, gift shop.
Families will enjoy:
A Professional Puppet Show "The Great Pumpkin Mix-Up" (Show Times: 11, 12, 1, 2:30 & 4)
Wagon ride to the 5-acre Corn Trail
Spooky Boo Barn
Spiderweb Climber
Farm Yard Pipe Slide
Access to the Fun Farm Yard: Farm Animal Barn, Escarpment Educational Lookout, Giant Sandbox, Plywood Milking Cow, Witches Mouth Corn Trail, Tricky Trails Corn Maze, Straw Bale Jumping & Pyramids
Optional Pony Rides $3 a child
Weekend BBQ
COST: $10 incl tax (ages 2 – 92)
Sunday October 28
Halton Hills | 1pm
Drumming Circles at Willow Park Ecology Centre (463 Guelph Street, Norval)
Join our Drum Circle!! Sacred Sevens Healing & Sharing Drum Circle!
Willow Park Ecology Centre is hosting our monthly healing drum circle led by Anthony Barr of the Sacred Sevens Sharing Circle. Bring your drums and shakers and join with us in celebrating our wonderful Earth in a sacred place that was well used by the First Nations. Hear their stories! Sing their songs! Children are welcome and encouraged to participate.
Wednesday October 31
Tiny Tots Parade put on by the Downtown Oakville BIA
The merchants of Downtown Oakville invite all with young children to bring their small and scary ghosts and goblins to the annual Tiny Tots on Parade! This is a safe, entertaining holiday event for the little ones to enjoy. Festivities begin in Towne Square at 10:00 a.m.
Peel Region
Saturdays, October 20 & 27
Mississauga| 1pm – 3pm
Halloween Chills & Thrills at Benares Historic House (1507 Clarkson Road North)
Dress up and be a guest at Dora and Geoffrey Harris' Halloween party. Play games, discover your fortune, share a story and prepare an apple treat as you venture through the historic house.
COST: Pre-registration is required. $23.50 for ages 7 – 11.
Friday October 26
Mississauga| 6pm – 8pm
Halloween Spooktacular at 4 Cats Art Studio (6981 Millcreek Drive, Unit 11)
Get your costume ready and come on down to 4Cats!
We will be hosting our awesome annual Halloween Party with free art activities, magic spells, refreshments, & prizes to be won!
Friday October 26
Mississauga| 6pm – 9pm
Halloween Party at Alpha's Discovery Club (between Leslie and Coxwell)
Alpha's Discovery Club is hosting its sixth annual Halloween Party! Children are invited to wear their costumes (please ensure safety for playing) and enjoy some Halloween fun. Children will meet Mickey Mouse and Spiderman, go through the spooky maze , make a Halloween craft and enjoy exclusive use of our playground facility. Treat bags are included for children to take home! Parents are welcome to dress-up and join the fun too!
COST: $10/child
Saturday, October 27
Port Credit| 10:30am
Halloween Sing & Play Date at Sing Music Studio (56 Lake St.)
Ghosts, witches, goblins, BOO! There are so many fun songs, dances and rhymes to celebrate Hallowe'en! But don't worry, it won't be too spooky for your little one! During this music and movement class your child will be practicing important skills: balance and coordination, fine and gross motor skills, language development, vocal expression, musical skills, creativity, cognitive skills. All children between the ages of newborn and 7 years welcome and parent participation is encouraged!
Includes Hallowe'en surprise and 45 minute class
Only 10 spaces available, so contact us to book your space now!
Saturday October 27
Brampton| 2pm – 4pm
Do-It-Yourself Halloween Costumes at PAMA (Peel Art Gallery) (9 Wellington St. E.)
Using a fabulous selection of spectacular art materials, recycled and everyday household "objets", children, (and their caregivers) can make their own fantastic Halloween costumes.
COST: Regular price: $35.00 per family (1 adult and 2 children); $15.00 for each additional person. Special PAMA Introductory Offer: $20.00
Saturday October 27
Brampton| 7pm – 8pm
Halloween Performance: The DuffleBag Theatre Presents: Dracula at PAMA (Peel Art Gallery) (9 Wellington St. E.)
Entertainment for families and the "under eight set." Children are encouraged to wear their pajamas, bring Teddy and snuggle in for a performance just for them!
Join the DuffleBag Theatre in their hilarious, interactive re-telling of Bram Stoker's Dracula. This all-ages show will have you "howling" in the aisles!
COST: FREE – suitable for all ages (but perfect for 3 – 7 year olds)
Saturday October 27
Mississauga| 12pm – 3pm
Open House at Twisted Sports (7093 Torbram Rd.)
Open House! We have 26,000 sqft. of Sports and Entertainment under one roof.
Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28
Brampton| 1pm – 5pm
Mini Monsters, Vampires & Zombies at PAMA (Peel Art Gallery) (9 Wellington St. E.)
Drop-in Family Activity: Participants will create miniature felt monsters, vampires and zombies.
COST: FREE with admission – suitable for all ages.
Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28
Brampton| 3pm – 4pm
The Sculpting Dead at PAMA (Peel Art Gallery) (9 Wellington St. E.)
Explore the fantastic world of movie make-believe as a professional makeup artist demonstrates how to create realistic horror makeup, wounds, and other effects.
Drop-in Family Activity: Families can watch a professional makeup artist create realistic horror makeup, wounds and effects.
COST: FREE with admission
Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28
Mississauga| Sat: 1:30pm – 3pm; Sun: 12pm – 1:30pm
Swim with the Swamp Monster at Erin Meadows Community Centre (2800 Erin Centre Blvd.)
Calling all goblins and ghouls to join us for our 3rd annual Halloween Swim with the Swamp Monster Event! You can take a dip in our green swamp play pool or dive into the main pool and see the swamp monster.
Monday October 29
Brampton | 7pm- 9pm
Haunted Hike Family Nature Event at Heart Lake Conservation Area (10818 Heart Lake Rd, Brampton)
Join us for an evening walk through Heart Lake forest and learn about the wildlife that wakes up just as we get ready for bed. After the walk, we'll warm up around a campfire and share some spooky stories. Come experience the sights and sounds of the park in the dark. Prizes will be awarded for participants in costumes!
Meeting Spot: Meet at the front gate (Map)
COST: Free (Register on their website.)
Monday October 29
Mississauga| Sat: 6:30pm – 9pm
Rattray Marsh Halloween Owl Prowl at Bradley Museum (1620 Orr Road)
The City of Mississauga and Credit Valley Conservation invite you to come out and explore Rattray Marsh Conservation Area as we call and listen for owls. Join ecologists from the City and CVC to learn more about owls and everything to do with these fascinating creatures of the night!
The outdoor hike sets out to Rattray Marsh Conservation Area and will teach you all about owls, their calls and their habitat while discovering the mysteries of this wonderful natural gem in the heart of the City. Please dress appropriately for the weather, and feel free to bring a flash light, and maybe even a costume! The walk will be on maintained trails, however, some terrain may be steeper and/ or uneven.
COST: FREE, Registration is required.
York Region
Saturdays & Sundays October 20, 21 & 27, 28
Halloween Theme on the York-Durham Heritage Railway
Each year, the Greater Toronto Area's only tourist railway runs its very popular family Halloween Trains. On board the decorated trains are ghosts, ghouls, and other entertainment for young and old alike. Trains operate from the Uxbridge and Stouffville stations and have lots of Halloween activities.
All children (aged up to 12 years) dressed in their best and scariest Halloween costumes will travel free (Max 2 children per adult). Fares for adults, seniors and teenagers are the same as on our regular trains. All children will receive a loot bag upon departing the train. Snack service is available on-board the trains.
Saturday October 27
Whitchurch-Stouffville| 12pm – 4pm
History Hands-On (H20) Harvest at Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre (14732 Woodbine Avenue, Gormley)
Learn how to make rope in the Cabin and try some heritage board games. Practice rug hooking in the farmhouse Parlour and help prepare pumpkin and squash treats in the Kitchen. Really experience life as it was 100 years ago!
COST: Adult $5, Child (6-12 years) $3, Senior/Student $4, Family (up to 4 people) $12
Saturday October 27
Unionville | 7pm
Unionville Halloween Fun at Millenium Bandstand (Main Street)
The Unionville BIA is pleased to present the outdoor movie "The Nightmare Before Christmas". This will be at the Millennium Bandstand. Come dressed appropriately!
Saturday October 27
Newmarket | 7pm- 8:30pm
Spooktacular Halloween Party at the Elman W. Campbell Museum (134 Main Street South)
Join us for a howling good time with games, craft, costume parade and a spooky story. Suitable for ages 4-10.
Cost: $5.50 admission per child. Pre-registration required.
Saturday October 27
Aurora | 6pm- 9pm
A Haunted Forest at Sheppard's Bush Conservation Area (Industrial Parkway South)
Join us for a fun-filled spooky night of haunted trails, ghost tales, bonfires, witches brew and many scary surprises! Attendees are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and to bring a flashlight. The forest will have two haunted trails. One haunted trail will be for little goblins and one for those not faint of heart. For a nominal fee, there will also be a charitable barbeque on site.
Shuttle Bus Service will be provided from the Aurora Family Leisure Complex to Sheppard's Bush, as well as crafts and activities at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex.
Tickets are on sale beginning October 5th for Town of Aurora residents and October 12th for non-residents at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex and the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex for $4 per person. TICKETS ONLY SOLD IN ADVANCE!
Saturday October 27
Whitchurch-Stouffville | 1pm- 6pm
8th Annual Halloween in the Village, in Bruce's Mill Conservation Area (3291 Stouffville Road)
Ghosts and goblins will soon be taking over the Community Safety Village of York Region in an effort to seek out tricks or treats at the 8th Annual Halloween in the Village.
Children will have a spook-tacular time at Halloween in the Village. Children under 12 will enjoy a haunted house and games while they trick-or-treat in a safe environment in our miniature village. Children and their parents are encouraged to attend in costume. Members of York Regional Police will be present to pass along Halloween safety tips to trick-or-treaters of all ages. Admission to the event is free but participants are asked to bring a canned food donation for the York Region Food Bank Network.
Cost: Free
Saturday October 27
Richmond Hill | 2:30pm- 4:30pm
Kids' Halloween Party at Play & Party (Yonge & King)
Fun for kids of all ages! Enjoy this indoor play area which includes a jungle gym, slide, soft play area for tots and a movie theatre.
Wear your costumes! Complimentary refreshments and popcorn. You can bring nut-free snacks for your kids or to share. All welcome. Share the invite to your family and friends. Entrance and parking at the back. Additional parking at shopping plaza on Yonge/King (SW corner). Adults and kids, please wear socks.
Special pricing: $5/child
Hosted by Life With A Baby
Saturday October 27
East Gwillimbury | Starts at 6pm
Halloween Walk in Anchor Park
We start off at the picnic shelter with a spooky story and some fun Halloween activities. Then join the East Gwillimbury Trails Committee as they take you along th eAnchor Park Trail.
Children must be accompanies by an adult. You must register your children for this event. Please bring a flashlight and wear your costume to add to the spirit of the night.
Contact 905-478-4282 for details.
Saturday October 27 & Sunday October 28
Markham | 5pm- 8pm
Scaryfest at the Markham Museum (9350 Markham Road )
A ghoulishly grand Halloween event for children aged 10 and under! Trick-or-treat your way around the Museum grounds where you will encounter lively and not so lively characters! Come in costume, have fun, and get spooky!
Cost: $6 adults, $5 senior/students, $4 children, Family of four $15.50
Saturday October 27
Unionville | 7pm
The Nightmare Before Christmas at the Millenium Bandstand
The Unionville BIA is pleased t opresent the outdoor movie "The Nightmare Before Christmas".
Weekends October 27- 28 & November 3-4, 10-11, 17-18, 24-25
Marvelous Mammals at the Kortright Centre (9550 Pine Valley Drive)
1:00 pm Forest Mammals
2:30 pm Wetland Mammals
Hike with a naturalist to look for Kortright's marvelous mammals.
Saturday October 27
Whitchurch-Stouffville | 12pm- 4pm
History Hands-On (H2O) Harvest at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum & Community Centre
Learn how to make rope in the Cabin and try some heritage board games. Practice rug hooking in the farmhouse Parlour and help prepare pumpkin and squash treats in the Kitchen. Really experience life as it was 100 years ago!
Sunday October 28
Unionville | 1pm – 3pm
Spooky Sunday in Unionville in Downtown Unionville (Main Street)
There will be treats, games, fun, buskers, Zombie Walk and loot bags.
Sunday October 28
Woodbridge | 11am- 4pm
Halloween Hat Extravaganza at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection (10365 Islington Ave)
Since her coronation in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II has purportedly worn 5,000 hats! Today is your opportunity to make your own most extravagant head creation, to match your Halloween costume. Visit one of our ongoing all-ages activity tables and hear about McMichael spirits in stories our educators are "pulling out of their hats!" Storytelling sessions take place at 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Cost: Included with gallery admission. Children 5 yrs and under are free.
Outside of the GTA
Saturday October 13
Simcoe County | 10am – 4pm
Last Blast – Historical Construction Equipment Event at Simcoe County Museum (1151 Highway 26, Minesing)
Start your engines and head to the Simcoe County Museum for one of the largest displays of working historic construction equipment in Canada! The Simcoe County Museum and the Historical Construction Equipment Association present our annual Last Blast at the Simcoe County Museum on Saturday, October 13, 2012. Ride out to the gravel pits on a people mover for a guided tour. See live demonstrations of steam powered equipment, vintage road building, rock crushing, grading, hoisting and much more. Wander through the displays of vintage tractors, classic trucks and other historic equipment set up around the Museum grounds. Each year we power up pieces of our heritage equipment for one last blast before the winter, and you are invited to come see it. This is a family event guaranteed to rev up the inner child in everyone!
Visitors are invited to spend the day, stroll through the Museum grounds and visit our permanent displays. The Friends of the Simcoe County Museum will be on site all day, serving delicious hot food at 2 refreshment stands. Event hours are 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission rates are: Museum Members free, Adult $6, Senior or Student $5.00, Child $4.00, Preschoolers free
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My name is Walter!
Facts about Walter
- Breed: Cocker Spaniel
- Color: Black
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Walter's Info...
I am already neutered, purebred, up to date with shots, and not good with kids.
Walter is a sweet 2-3 yr old boy who loves his human, enjoys his toys and gets along with the cat. We don't know what sort of adventures lie in his past, but when he checked into the Cocker Inn, he had a tear all the way through his ear flap. It has closed up some but Walter will always have an air vent in that ear.
Other Pets at Cocker Spaniel Rescue of East TX
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Walter, a Houston Cocker Spaniel dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Cocker Spaniel for sale in Houston, or seeking a Cocker Spaniel dog from a breeder in Houston.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Houston already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Houston breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Cocker Spaniel breeders who help with Cocker Spaniel rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Houston paves the way for another one to be saved.

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Ozomatli presents OzoKidz
The band Ozomatli is releasing their first children's album entitled 'Ozokidz'. The album has entered them into kid-friendly song market to help parents get back in step with the world music, Latin salsa, urban hip-hop, and jazz funk sounds that have made the band famous over the past 18 years.
The album starts off innocently enough with songs like the environmental friendly "Trees", the instant hit with my daughter "Moose on the Loose" and the kid anthem "We are the OzoKidz" but once the "Ozo" gets you entranced with each of these dance tracks something else happens.
While still containing lyrics to learn about germs, learning about the world around them, exercising, being healthy and active the music gets serious. As you turn up the sound with a dance party in your living room the high energy beats kick in. During the fun songs "Let's go to the movies", "Like It's Your Birthday" and "Changito" will effortlessly remind you how you became parents in the first place. Uh, meeting each other, dating, going out and dancing… "Easy now".
Ozomatli was inspired to take on this project after a PBS stint in which they recorded a series of songs for children's programming to be featured on the network. After taping an appearance for the NickJr show "Yo Gabba Gabba" the next step was heading into the studio to record this album.
As the band joins the fray into children's music they are not getting "Watered down" but rather "Cooling up" the genre, the celebrated Los Angeles culture-mashers have gone from being hometown heroes to being named U.S. State Department Cultural Ambassadors. As a Grammy winning, multicultural, polyrhythmic band they look to break down barriers and create a community of happy, dancing people wherever they perform.
The Hornblow Group/Megaforce Records have released "OzoKidz" in which the band members (most of whom are dads) have produced the coolest 14 tracks of the most immediately engaging songs for kids. Actually for parents Too! Check it out!
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In contrast to the "baseline brain" that fulfills the tasks of everyday life, Chopra and Tanzi propose that, through a person's increased self-awareness and conscious intention, the brain can be taught to reach far beyond its present limitations. "We are living in a golden age for brain research, but is this a golden age for your brain?" they ask. Super Brain explains how it can be, by combining cutting-edge research and spiritual insights, demolishing the five most widespread myths about the brain that limit your potential, and then showing you methods to:
-Use your brain instead of letting it use you-Create the ideal lifestyle for a healthy brain-Reduce the risks of aging-Promote happiness and well-being through the mind-body connection-Access the enlightened brain, the gateway to freedom and bliss-Overcome the most common challenges, such as memory loss, depression, anxiety, and obesity Your brain is capable of incredible healing and constant reshaping. Through a new relationship with your brain you can transform your life. In Super Brain, Chopra and Tanzi guide you on a fascinating journey that envisions a leap in human evolution. The brain is not just the greatest gift that Nature has given us. It's the gateway to an unlimited future that you can begin to live today.
A: It's the brain you have now but maximized. Everyone uses the brain at every moment, but we use it unconsciously. We let it run in the background without realizing the power we have to reshape the brain. When you begin to use your power, the everyday brain, which we call the baseline brain, starts to move in the direction of super brain.
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Q: Can you give a few examples of what you call "a positive lifestyle for the brain"?
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Q: Can you describe inner work?
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College of Law › About the College of Law › News, Events, and Multimedia › News › TU Law Graduate Who Survived Rape, Cancer Wins National Women's Health Law Award
Wednesday, June 11, 2003
Published on 6/11/03
Corrine L. O'Day, a single mother who survived rape and cancer to graduate from The University of Tulsa College of Law in May with a concentration in health law, has been named the winner of the 2003 Elaine Osborne Jacobson Award for Women Working in Health Care Law. This national honor goes to a female law student who is committed to a career in health care law and has worked to support other women, children, the elderly or the disabled.
O'Day had three small children when she began pursuing her associate's degree from Tulsa Community College, then her bachelor's degree in management from TU. During her junior year, she was raped. A few years later, she survived Hodgkins disease.
Often working two jobs and also raising her granddaughter, O'Day graduated in the top 12 percent of her law class, was president of the Board of Advocates, excelled locally and nationally in moot court competitions, and edited the law school student newspaper. She has been a community advocate for rape victims and the mentally ill.
O'Day, whose parents' tribal ancestry is Cherokee and Delaware, has accepted a position with a Muskogee law firm. She also owns and operates Galileo of Oklahoma, a software company that has developed an online legal directory for attorneys.
The Jacobson award, established in 1991 by the Roscoe Pound Foundation in Washington, D.C., includes a $3,000 cash prize. O'Day will receive her award in July in San Francisco at a dinner associated with the Association of Trial Lawyers of America convention. TU law alumna Donna De Simone won the Jacobson award in 1998.


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The venue was a pleasant but ordinary suburban house. An attractive woman dressed in a corset with a sheer long lacy skirt rewarded my knock and quickly located my name on her list. Dimmed lighting, sheer, romantic curtains and candlelight made the setting the unmistakably erotic. A young couple was in the throws of semi-exhibitionist sex in an area separated from the main room only by translucent curtains. Suddenly self-conscious, I decided to leave. As I turned to go a man a few years older than I stepped in front of me and asked if he could place my jacket in the cloakroom. Too embarrassed to admit that I was leaving, I smiled and thanked him. "Follow me. I'll show you where it is," he said. We fell into an easy conversation and I decided to stay.
My new friend handed me a glass of wine and we walked together to the lounge area. Our conversation was light and pleasant and his eyes were kind and reassuring. We sat close together on a corner sofa and I glanced around the room to see other couples or groups of people in various stages of intimacy. In the sexually charged atmosphere my thoughts turned to desire laced with a heavy dose of sexual insecurity. In preparation for this encounter I had indulged in a Brazilian bikini wax and my hair-free pubic skin left me no doubt about my state of excitement which was fast leading to soaked panties. But would a man be interested in this nearly 40-year-old with saggy boobs and a jelly belly?
"You have beautiful eyes," my new partner told me as he slowly leaned towards me. I met his open-mouthed kiss and ran the palm of my hand down the length of his chest to rest on the inside of his thigh. I was basking in this man's safe but obvious desire as he helped me out of my clothes when I felt another large hand caress the small of my back.
"The curve of your back and ass have me excited, may I join you?" he asked. I looked to my first lover and he smiled and nodded his consent. By the end of the night I had three more male fans.
I now attend at least one sex party each month. An unexpected benefit of regular group sex is that it requires complete honesty in romantic relationships. My current life partner doesn't participate in sex parties but is fully supportive of my attending them. We avoid any potential jealousy by keeping in mind that participation in sex parties is not an expression of love, but one of liberation,
Sex parties have helped me see myself in a new light. When men show their appreciation of my body and sexual prowess I know that I really am sexually attractive. Group sex has allowed me, for the first time in my life, to acknowledge my sexuality and celebrate myself as a sexual being.


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22 Then Moses returned to the Lord and said, "Lord, why have you brought this trouble on your people? Is this why you sent me here? | 22 Moses returned to the LORD and said, "O Lord, why have you brought trouble upon this people? Is this why you sent me? |
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March 28, 2013
La Salle takes on Wichita State tonight in the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament. The game, which takes place in at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, starts at 10:17 p.m. and airs nationally on TBS. Here are five quick reasons you will want to tune in and cheer on the Explorers. 1. […]
Read more»March 25, 2013
Last night, the 13-seed La Salle Explorers advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, by taking down 12-seed Ole Miss in a nail-biter 76-74. The game came down to the final seconds, with the score tied at 74 and La Salle had a chance to hit a game-winning shot. After running the clock […]
Read more»March 18, 2013
The 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament field is set and the Shops at Liberty Place is celebrating with National Bracket Day. A massive bracket standing at 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide and 20 feet long currently stands in the Liberty Place rotunda, and starting today, the huge board will be populated with all […]
Read more»November 19, 2012
Philadelphia has long been known as a hoops haven, so it's fitting that several of the country's best college basketball teams call the area home. With so much talent in one place, rivalry naturally ensues, making the city's historic Big Five match-ups some of the most exciting basketball played anywhere. This month, Temple, Penn, LaSalle, […]
Read more»June 11, 2012
So this is still almost a year down the road, but we're still pretty excited about it: Philadelphia will host games in next year's NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Philadelphia will host games during the tournament's opening weekend, which used to be the first round, but is now called the tournament's "second round." The Wells Fargo […]
Read more»March 16, 2012
March Madness is heating up in Philadelphia! Tonight, the Temple Owls will make their fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance as they face South Florida in their "Round of 64″ match-up. Temple enters the game as a #5-seed and South Florida, who won their first-round game on Wednesday night, enters as a twelve-seed. The Owls will […]
Read more»March 13, 2012
Let's try this again. After a few disappointing results in last week's conference tournaments, only one Big 5 team is going to the big dance and that's Temple. More on that below. However, the good news is four other local schools will be competing in post-season tournaments this week. While Temple is Philly's lone representative in the […]
Read more»March 9, 2012
After two disappointing loses by Penn and Drexel earlier in the week, we now shift focus to Philly's Atlantic 10 teams. Today, three local teams — Temple, St. Joe's and La Salle — will be competing in the Atlantic 10 conference tournament in Atlantic City with hopes of securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament. The action […]
Read more»March 5, 2012
March Madness is starting a little early for Philadelphia college basketball fans.
Tonight, Drexel is playing to be one of the first teams to get an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament when they take on VCU in the Colonial Athletic Association Championship Game. The Dragons are riding a 19-game winning streak and a school-record tying 27 wins.
The Rams of VCU also have 27 wins and are coming off an amazing run in last year's NCAA tournament, in which they made it all the way to the Final Four. The stakes are huge: the winner gets the Colonial Athletic Association's automatic tournament berth and the loser may be left out. The game will be televised live on ESPN starting at 7 p.m.
Meanwhile, Penn is another local team that is trying to secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Quakers play at Princeton tomorrow night (to be broadcast on ESPN3.com) and if they win, they will tie Harvard for the Ivy League title, forcing a one-game playoff later this week to determine the conference's NCAA Tournament bid.
Go Penn! Go Drexel!
Drexel Vs. VCU – CAA Championship Game
When: Monday, March 5; 7 p.m. on ESPN
More info: www.drexel.edu
Penn Vs. Princeton
When: Tuesday, March 6; 7:30 p.m. on ESPN3.com
More info: www.pennathletics.com
February 22, 2012
March Madness is right around the corner and the Temple men's basketball team is coming in hot. Temple, in the midst of a 10-game winning streak and sitting alone in first place in the Atlantic 10 Conference, has cracked the country's Top 25 for the first time this season. (It marks the third straight season […]
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The third app of the "Momotan's brain exercise series"!
—Introduction of the app—
It is a game that you delete blocks by lining up more than 3 pieces.
You receive high score with combos.
Special block appears when you have more than 3 combos!
You have a big chance getting into fever time when you have no pieces to delete!
—How to play—
The rule is easy!
Simply line up more than 3 pieces!
Fr special block, simply touch the flashing button!
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Part clunky brawler, part frustrating platformer, Web of Fire is definitely not the 32-bit gaming experience promised by Sega.
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Expect to be disappointed.
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A faithful tribute to Ridley Scott's Alien.
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In 2007, long after the demise of the Dreamcast, a port of Rez was announced for Xbox Live Arcade. Mizuguchi told reporters at the Tokyo Games Show that he always dreamed of high-def wide screen and very good sound. Now the future has come." Rez HD was released in 2008 with high-definition wide-screen visuals and 5.1 surround sound. Much to my surprise, I absolutely loved it. Im not sure whether it was because my tastes had changed in the eight years since I first played Rez
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X-Men: The Arcade Game could not possibly be a more dated game, one that has no hope of satisfying the modern gaming expectations that have evolved in the eighteen years since its original release. How could it when its little more than a humble beat em up? This is a genre that modern video game journalists insist on patronising with phrases that have become all too familiar: repetitive, nostalgic, archaic, antiquated, retro, simple, old school. If youre lucky they might throw in fu...
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Every Castlevania has its iconic hero, a lone warrior whose duty it is to follow in an ancient tradition of vampire killers. Simon Belmont. John Morris. Richter Belmont. Alucard. Each one of these heroes has made the solitary journey through the horrors of Castle Dracula, fighting valiantly through the Clock Tower, the underground dungeon, the Marble Corridors and Royal Chapel before climbing the stairs to the Counts throne room. It is here that each of these lone individuals fulfils the...
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We all know what it's like to cherish certain adventures from our childhood. Whether it's a simple NES title or an epic RPG, we've all held these old favourites above all others only to find, upon trudging through them years later, that they arent as special as we remember.
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It's hard to do justice to the intensity and creativity of Successor to the Skies. All I can hope to do is to convince you that the foundations are in place and give you a mere glimpse of the imagination that flows through this title. If youre even a little bit convinced then I urge you to go out and experience the insanity for yourself. Sin and Punishment: Successor to the Skies is exactly the game that people have in mind when they think of Treasure.
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People will no doubt complain about omissions, but the songs on the set list are the ones that best suit Harmonixs vision for The Beatles: Rock Band. Not only do the forty five tracks capture the band at various stages of their career, but they also serve as a reminder of how special The Beatles were as a group, with entertaining and varied note charts for each instrument. The Beatles: Rock Band is not really about being a guitar hero or a drumming virtuoso because The Beatles wer...
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Aladdin was released right in the middle of Disneys early-90s renaissance, a period in the companys long and chequered history when it seemed that they could do no wrong. Children across the world were captivated by the likes of Aladdin, The Little Mermaid and The Lion King, while the VHS release of classics like The Jungle Book cemented Disneys reputation, proving that great animation is timeless.
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During the opening scenes of Call of Duty: World at War were shown documentary footage of a Japanese solider shooting a man in the back. Ive seen similar footage in countless History Channel documentaries, but somehow this feels different. Being made to watch a grainy, black-and-white clip of a wartime execution in the opening sequence of a video game is a shocking statement of Treyarchs intent. The scene is over in an instance, but the very fact that this is the first Call of Duty<...
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Cast your mind back to a time when Toad could tell us that the princess is in another castle and wed cheerfully scamper off through another vibrant world in pursuit of the evil Bowser.
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Game: Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection (Xbox 360) Posted: February 25, 2009 (04:56 PM)
As a compilation, Sega Mega Drive Ultimate Collection has several flaws.
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Let me make one thing absolutely clear: Im not a shooter expert. I wish I could assert my credibility with a list of titles that Ive conquered on one credit or a table of high scores that would make your eyes widen with admiration. But I cant do this, and Im not going to pretend. My humble efforts are usually shot down in flames by an impenetrable burst of neon pink bullets. I never seem able to muster the concentration required to memorise these patterns, let alone understand the intricate ...
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Ive invested 33 hours and 42 minutes into Mass Effect.
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Still wondering if games can be art? Here's your answer. Dan Whitehead, Eurogamer.
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Attention, Soldier!
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It seems to me that most DS games can be divided into two categories. There are those that embrace the stylus and those that treat it as a spare part, and there arent an awful lot of the former. Stylus functionality tends to be a burden for developers who feel obliged to cater for it but really have no clue how to implement it. It usually ends up serving as an action button, which is hardly an innovation. Having to drag a finger across the screen to pick up a block in Lego Indiana Jones ...
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- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Chandlersville breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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Not exactly a textbook win for the Raptors, but they'll take it as they split a back-to-back on the road with a 95-84 victory over the Hornets.
The focus was undoubtedly on DeMar DeRozan after a fourth-quarter benching in Houston on Tuesday was followed by a post-game social media faux pas that was quickly deleted. After an internal discussion with head coach Dwane Casey before Wednesday's game, DeRozan proceeded to deliver a balanced performance with 21 points, six rebounds and four assists.
But after an brutal third-quarter offensive drought saw the Raptors hit the fourth down 69-62 to the Hornets, it was Linas Kleiza and the Raptors bench heating up from beyond the arc that truly got the Raptors back on track in The Big Easy.
Or as our #RTZ Tweet of the Night winner @ChiaDeChavez pointed out:
The Raptors now head back to Toronto, where they'll open up a four-game homestand against the Grizzlies on Friday. Until then, here's the best of what you had to say with our Top 10 #RTZ Tweets of the Night.
@nemki: Raptors will bounce back tonight – not with a single performance but a team effort. D it up TO
@mattybats57: Raptors need to claw their way to a W by taking the sting out of the Hornets offence, pushing the ball and maintaining inside pressure!
@RyanOnBoard: Both teams on the back to back, but it appears NOH loss vs. Bulls is harder on them than Raps loss to HOU
@SweetWillowTree: DeRozan looks all business right now. Rock on, man!
@kuyaBRIAN_: Linas Kleiza has a broken nose? Hurt ankle? Who knew? He's been going to work.
@kdamanii: Here come the @Raptors again. I think I've said that atleast 15 times since yesterday. These guys never give up
@KevinRashidi: Four raptors in double digits, that's how you play as a team.
@SirousAfshar: Amazing rotation by the @Raptors this 4th Q. They've been automatic on the coverages. Good D leads to good O
@awadecircus: I like how the raptors aren't taking this lead for granted, playing down to the last second is what I like to see.
@ZanTabakHerald: Nice W in NO tonight for the #Raptors especially because @DeMar_DeRozan figures prominently in the W. wanna see more of that
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Raise The Pitbull Ban in Pawtucket RI
Several months ago the state of RI passed a law that states no city or town can implement a breed specific ban. Pawtucket has a ban on pitbulls and refuses to lift the ban regardless of the new law. I rescued my pitbulls from high kill shelters before I moved to pawtucket two years ago. They're like family to all of us and sleep in bed with us. They're dog friendly and cat friendly and so loved. I can't walk them because of the law. I spend sleepiness nights praying that animal control doesn't show up. There is a man suing the city for his pitbull but until this happens the citizens remain in secret and in fear of loosing our precious pets. I know of atleast ten other families living like we do. Please help us stop this law! The city also made the comment that the dogs attract the "wrong kind of people" funny... The law is in effect and yet I can't send my daughter to public school ! It's not the dogs! It's the people!
Armando Flores
Just signed! These dogs should not be banned anywhere. These are beautiful loving dogs that needs to be raised correctly. Just because one Pitbull attacts, doesn't mean they all will. Hoping the ban will be lifted.
Al Alix
It's in the court system right now. Defenders of Animals, Mark Morse, ESQ and my boy chubs the pit bill are going through the legal system right now. It's been before 2 judges and both failed to rule for either side. I can forward all newspaper articles to your email if you want. Al Alix
Rebecca Warren-Harrington
I need signatures:) please help me lift this ban! I need support from animal lovers, activists, other pitbull owners and anyone else willing to help
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8 months ago Comments: My dog is like a family member. Super friendly to people and other animals. Not a mean bone in his body at all, and it can be proven.
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Spacious apartment in Sitges with a terrace
This welcoming and bright duplex is located in the wonderful beach side town of Sitges. The apartment itself has a private terrace where you can relax and enjoy some Spanish sun. The residential area has a community swimming pool, tennis courts, children´s playground, and 24-hour surveillance. Decorated in warm colours and a modern style, this wonderful two-storey apartment can accommodate up to five people - perfect for a family or group of friends visiting Sitges.The living room has a comfortable couch where one can relax watching TV or stay in touch with friends and family at home using the Internet connection. There is also a lovely glass dining table where you can sit down to enjoy your home-cooked meals.The modern kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, microwave, oven, and all the necessary utensils to prepare a complete meal. Upstairs you will find three very cheerful bedrooms. One of them has a double bed, another has a single bed, and the third has a sofa bed. All three have plenty of storage space for your personal belongings.The fully tiled bathroom is bright and has a bathtub/shower. This is a fantastic duplex where you can enjoy the sights of picturesque Sitges while only a 40 minute train journey from Barcelona, with the station merely minutes away.
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