A Halloween-themed charity concert is in the works for North Richland Hills residents seeking a unique and memorable way to celebrate the spooky season.
The Murder Night Charity Concert is being planned for next month, bringing together talented bands and musicians, and music enthusiasts who want to attend a show and raise funds to rescue and rehabilitate animals. The money raised by the event will go to organizations that remove abused animals from their abusive owners and find them a caring forever home.
The event organizer, Jack Tat, hopes to bring in record crowds to raise money for Apollo Support and Rescue. The evening will feature three bands and two comedians to meet the audience’s entertainment needs. Poster printing is an effective way to promote such events while providing souvenirs to collectors and attendees.
Attendees are encouraged to wear their best Halloween costumes and enter in the costume contest, which pays out $500 to the evening’s winner. Trunk or Treat will also play a role in the evening’s fun. Attendees are encouraged to enter the raffle contest to win prizes, and a hot dog eating contest will also bring a participant fame.
The charity concert will be held on Thursday, October 31st, with the doors to the Platinum Music Complex opening at 4:00 PM. Tickets are for sale online, starting at $20 per person.
