Come bring your family to TERROR ON TEMPLE STREET, the annualHalloween celebration atSIPA featuring a haunted maze, games & prizes, entertainment, and a great costume contest!
Admission is FREE!
Bring your kids and your friends!
· Hot dogs, chips, & a drink will be available for $1.
· Free Halloween candy for all youth!
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
We would like to invite you and your student organization to come and attend SIPA's Annual Halloween event.
We will be needing volunteers for the event starting Thursday, Oct. 28th in order to set up SIPA's Haunted Maze.
Volunteer Days & Times:
- Friday, Oct. 28th | 4pm-7pm
- Saturday, Oct. 29th | 1pm-5pm
- Sunday, Oct. 30th | 2pm- 6pm
- Monday, Oct. 31st (day of the event) | 1pm-9pm
Activities for volunteering on the day of...
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Booth/game manager:
- face painting
- bean bag toss
- fish bowl
- basketball toss
- mini pumpkin painting - Scarers - volunteers to dress up to scare kids in the maze
- Ushers - volunteers to guide groups of kids into the maze
For more information please feel free to contact Ernest Tamayo at etamayo@esipa.org or call at (213) 503-0429.
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Terror on Temple Street is a safe, alternative holiday celebration brought to you by Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA).
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SIPA’s “GREEN” Halloween Costume Contest!
Not only will SIPA be presenting a few awards for the “Best Halloween Costumes” at SIPA’s Terror on Temple Street Halloween celebration this coming Monday night, we’re encouraging ALL YOUTH (Junior High School and younger) to be both GREEN and CREATIVE with their Halloween costume that they wear that night for a chance to win a couple prizes!
ONE winner will be chosen for the most creatively “GREEN” Halloween costume that night.
The winner will receive a $20 Gift Card plus a “green” energy-saving light bulb for their family.
Your Halloween costume is “GREEN” if…
• Your costume is homemade (–ask your parents or a friend for help!)
• It is NOT bought from the store (or at least not entirely store-bought)
• Any piece(s) of your costume that you wear or use (such as clothing, hats, accessories, other material) that was already in your own home
–it is O.K. if it belongs to someone else like your parents, your brother, your sister, or your grandparents, etc.
• If you re-create an old costume you wore last year or a long time ago into something different and new this year!
Ask around for homemade costume ideas or find many different ideas online!
…And remember, be as creative as you’d like!