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Halloween alternatives in Nashville: Nashville Halloween events - Nashville Gospel Music & Entertainment Examiner With Halloween right around the corner, it is time to plan your Halloween activities. If you don't get into haunted houses and other spooky events, here are some Halloween alternatives in and around Nashville . Also See: Halloween in Nashville: Halloween Events, Haunted Houses, Halloween Alternatives & Alice Cooper Fall is in the air and an eclectic mix of Halloween events , Halloween alternatives, and quirky events with a Halloween theme are heading to Nashville in October, not to mention Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper.

The Letters to God movie premiere event was this past Tuesday in Nashville. Unfortunately, my defective DSL modem went out at the same time and AT&T did not get me my replacement modem on the 6th like they promised... or the 7th... or the 8th... but that's another story. Due to the modem issues, it has taken me three days to write up the event, but here is my full coverage of the Letters to God premiere  - from the red carpet through the after party: Letters to God Nashville after party event: Warren Brothers, Michael Bolten, Jeff Johnson (photos) Thursday, April 8th, 2010 When the Letters to God movie premiered in Nashville on April 6, it was a three-part adventure. The first element was the red carpet event where the... Keep Reading »   Letters to God movie review - Nashville Letters to God premiere event with Patrick Doughtie Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 Nashville Premiere of Letters to God  Nashville hosted the p...

Using a State Park for Your Next Halloween Party Kathryn E. Darden ,  Yahoo Contributor Network Last year I decided to host a birthday party on Halloween for a hobby group to honor a special guest. Because of some problems with my house due to a landslide, which is another horror story of its own, I had to find the perfect spot. I found it at a local state park! Many state parks have shelters where you can have picnics, and some of those have fire places. I reserved a shelter with two picnic tables and a fireplace and brought a couple of lawn chairs as did some of the other guests, so we had ample seating for our group. We met at 6:00 PM right as darkness fell. Our shelter was a little remote, in a small meadow surrounded by woods, so it was picturesque by day but quite spooky at night, and dark, very dark! To combat the darkness, we all brought lanterns and candles which we put around the shelter, hanging some and placing others on the tables. The fireplace also cast ...