Halloween

Halloween is celebrated in only a small amount of countries,America among them.though there are groups atempting to start the custom in countries such as england.

You (and your friends if you want) need to retrieve a sample of a newly developed (virus/warhead etc.) you are working for a secret organisation that is trying to bring down this evil corporation that is bent on (world destruction/domination/etc.) Your main target has spies situated around your location, they are disguised as ordinary people, the only way you can tell who is an enemy, is by observing them. If they are constantly looking around, act suspiciously or are constantly on their phone they are a possible suspect. And so on. Hope this helped or at least inspired something. :)

Dia De Los Muertos. Like the deaths day. they celebrate it like Halloween but giving thanks to their dead family and they give them food in sign of thankfulness. like sweet bread and wines and other types of food.

It is my belief that every good Halloween party consists of 3 things: food, fun, and costumes.

FOOD: This is probably the most important part. Like any good holiday party, you're going to want to make/buy food that goes with the theme of the party, in this case, scary food. ehow.com has plenty of different recipes for making scary food like "brains" (meatloaf), etc. Also, since treats are SUPER important and you probably don't feel like baking all day, websites like clevercookie.com make awesome Halloween cookie baskets that look and taste great and will save you that trouble. For the adults, they're are also tons of spooky cocktails you can make for them.

FUN: Make sure that you decorate your house accordingly. If the theme of the party is scary, then make sure you go to wal-mart/wherever get some fake cobwebs, jackolanterns, you get the idea, and decorate your party space with that. Candles instead of lights really help too, especially at night; they add to the spooky atmosphere of the whole thing. Also, make sure to play traditional Halloween games like "bobbing for apples" and "eat the donuts of the string while blindfolded," especially if it's a kid's party.

COSTUMES: make sure you tell everyone that's it's a costume party so DRESS UP! This will give your guests an opportunity to be really creative, show off they ghoulish attire, and laugh and joke about what they and everyone else is wearing. Furthermore, you can incentivize them by having a "costume contest" and give a small prize out to the winner.

Hope this helped, and have a great party!

i agree with him/her,

but when it comes to fun i know lots of you probally want actuall games, food,and decorations. my dad goes over the top for Halloween so i don't really know what to tell you for decorations, sorry. but i can tell u guys alot of ideas for games.

GAMES= PIN THE WORT ON THE WICH, HALLOWEEN TRIVIA SHEETS (PRINT OFF INTERNET), MUMMY ME(YOU WRAP A PERSON WITH TOILET PAPER AND WHICH EVER TEAMS FINISHES FIRST WINS)

FOOD/DESIGNS=CUPCAKE DSEIGNS=WITCHES, MUMMIES,and more just search Google images

hope this helped bye!

Boston, Massachusetts holds the record for most jack-o-lanterns lit at once - 30,128!

November 1st is the day directly after Halloween (October 31st).

there are tales that a man name Roberto miguel nemsis was the first person to actually report the findins of then what was called a spirit

There doesn't seem to be a specific time for trick-or-treating if you are going from house to house. Usually trick-or-treating starts somewhere between 5:00 and 6:00 after people get home from work.

The Lexington Community Center is having several events not only on Halloween, but throughout the entire month of October. See the Related Link below to view their calendar.

I'm pretty sure it's a Monday feel free to check a calender or correct me

people do celebrate halloween on that day. there are many events such as contests, parties, haunted houses, and much more. its just that you cant do trick-or-treating.

The Irish used pumpkins for Halloween but when they went to America they did not have pumpkins so they used onions instead. Gradually the use of pumpkins or jack-o-lanterns have become more popular.

there is no real age limit but more or less a matter of can you handle it because it is pretty scary even for the oldest of adults there so honestly if you can handle it you can go

The reason why Halloween is associated with the colors orange and black is that orange represents the color of pumpkins, which of course are a traditional Halloween decoration (especially if carved), and black represents the dark spirits which supposedly come forth on All Hallow's Eve (the name of which Halloween is an abbreviation).

It's a holiday celebration and one of the oldest, it's called different things depending on what country your from, such as Autumn Rite, All Souls' Day, All Saints Day, All Hollows Day, Samhain etc.

Americans dress up in costume for Halloween. They decorate their homes with pumpkins and other spooky paraphernalia. Children go door to door in their neighborhoods "trick or treating" and ask neighbors for candy. Most Halloween celebrations in America happen after sunset on October 31st.

Jack-o'-lanterns have been carved into many different vegetables over the years, pumpkins being the most popular and gourds being one of the first. In Scotland, turnips were quite popular as well as pumpkins.

Halloween is a pagan holiday that has its roots back to 700 B.C. It was celebrated by Druids, which decided to dress themselves in costumes as well as carved various root tubers and placed candles within them.

"Trick or treat"
"Trick-or-Treat"

Only a few hundred years ago, people in Europe would wear simple masks to emulate the evil spirits. Halloween is based on the pagan festival of Samhain, which was dedicated to the remembrance of the dead.