PHOTOS: LONG BEACH ZOMBIE WALK 2011
Zombies will take over Pine Avenue at the fourth annual Long Beach Zombie Walk, which includes activities throughout the afternoon and an attempt to set a world zombie record. The festival from 2-11 p.m. at the at the Promenade and the Zombie Walk at 8 p.m. are free, but the after-party costs $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
The "Dead Man's After-Party" at the Historic Press-Telegram building at 604 Pine Avenue features Johnny Vatos' Tribute to Halloween (music performance with members of Oingo Boingo). As mentioned above, advance tickets are $15 ($20 at the door). A ticket package of $35 is available for guests and ghouls who plan to attend the Long Beach Comic & Horror Con Saturday (Oct. 29) at the Convention Center and the Dead Man's After-Party later -- You'll save $5.
For more information, including a map of participating businesses and events, go to www.zombiewalklb.com.
Zombie Art Exhibition: The Long Beach Pedaler Society facility has been converted into a museum of the macabre for the Halloween weekend. As part of the 2011 Long Beach Zombie Walk and Street Fest, The Zombie Art Exhibition at 635 Pine Ave. in Long Beach will showcase artwork from more than 16 area artists Saturday. The exhibit is curated by Garry Booth and Jason Liwag. For adult guests wine is provided by Art Du Vin. For information: www.zombieartshow.com.
An image showcased at the Zombie Art Exhibit at the LB Pedalers Society at 635 Pine Ave. during the Zombie Walk and Street Fest in Long Beach. The exhibition runs Saturday Oct. 29.
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