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October’s Not-To-Miss Events

Five can't-miss events happening this month.

The House of Ghostly Haunts
Photo courtesy of Artisphere.

Edited by Bailey Lucero-Carter

Brandi Carlile
Photo courtesy of Wolf Trap.

1Brandi Carlile
Folk-rock powerhouse singer Brandi Carlile kicks off the concert series at The Barns this fall. Combining country, soul and rock ’n’ roll, Carlile’s Pin Drop Tour is named so for being completely unplugged—no amps, no mics. Rolling Stone Magazine praises her “raw, rugged voice,” and American Songwriter calls her voice “red-blooded and clarion clear.” / Oct. 6 & 7

 

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The House of Ghostly Haunts
Photo courtesy of Artisphere.

2The House of Ghostly Haunts
Experience a night of fantastic mystery and horror presented by Artisphere. The event stars Cardone, the Ultimate Vaudeville Magician, who mystifies audiences with magic, ventriloquism, illusion, mind-reading and more. This classic spooks show resurrects the ghouls and terrors that inhabit your wildest dreams—or nightmares. / Oct. 11

 

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3“Wuthering  Heights”
One of the most compelling tales in all of literature, Aquila Theatre brings the written word to life with its production of “Wuthering Heights.” This classic tale of passion, revenge and the supernatural opens up the Halloween season at the George Mason University’s Center for the Arts. The performance is directed by Desiree Sanchez and stars James Lavender and Kali Hughes. / Oct. 5

Fall Wine Festival  & Sunset Tour
Photo courtesy of George Washington’s Mount Vernon.

4Fall Wine Festival & Sunset Tour
Enjoy an evening of wine-tasting at Mount Vernon, where live blues and a riverside view await. Guests sample wine from 16 Virginia wineries and experience an evening tour of George and Martha Washington’s home, including the basement in which they stored their wine. / Oct. 3–5

Oktoberfest with Capitol City Brewing Company
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5Oktoberfest with Capitol City Brewing Company
Over 65 brewing companies will be in Arlington at the 15th annual Mid-Atlantic Oktoberfest, one of the region’s largest Oktoberfest celebrations. Enjoy beer samples as well as local and authentic Oktoberfest food while listening to music from an authentic German band. / Oct. 4

(October 2014)

 

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