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Yelp-or-Treat

October 28
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Scarier than Halloween?!
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The best freaks come out
on Halloween:

The Most Interesting Show in the World makes a stop in Miami

Haunted Heathrow!

Chromeo will have the crowd howlin'

Grove gets sexy!

Masquerade and Fetish Party in the Grove

Day after All Hallow's:

Dia de los Muertos gets some PopLife

It's that time of the year, ghouls and boys – when we fill our sugary caloric voids with candy corn, ladies show off their naughty sides, and everything's just a tad bit more spooktacular. Halloween is here, folks, but don't start calling the Ghostbusters just yet; this Weekly's got some costume tricks and party treats to get you ready for some of the creepiest Hallows' Eve broohahas in Miami. Bwahaha!

Same old, Same Grove? There is still no excuse for not looking sinister, or at least like a sexy vampire airline stewardess. Once you've got an idea (or seven), head to your closest costume shop or vintage store to score. Cindy W stocks up on throwback finds at Miami Twice, where you're guaranteed to find a retro chic or oh-so-mod outfit perfect for the Return to New Year's Eve,1967 party. Roaring '20s more your speed? Pick up a flapper ensemble and head over the causeway to go back in time to swank and class with Erin E at the Florida Room's Prohibiton Party. Brendan O' Hara and the Big Bounce will have you swingin' and fox trottin' all night long... can Dorothy Parker-esque speakeasiness be far behind?

Or sink your fangs into a cult classic at the special Rocky Horror Picture Show fundraiser or Miami Beach Cinemateque, where they'll be screening the original Nosferatu with a live performance by cellist Aaron Merritt. Eerie! But if you really want to get those chills running down your spine, sign up for the official Ghosts of Miami tour at City Cemetery, where you and other brave souls will learn about all kinds of things that go bump in the night!

Too scared to step outside? Then stay home and pass out sweet treats to the kiddies. Ginger H and Felicia W prefer their peppermint patties on the frozen side, while Sabrina C enjoys picking up a box of festive Halloween brownies from the Brownie Factory. Between doorbell rings, practice your pumpkin carving skills while watching a stack of thrillers from Lion Video. Can't decide between Freddy, Chucky or Pinhead? Yelpers are screaming about their favorite frightening flicks, just dying to share, really.

Join Gen Art for their inaugural Reverb show tomorrow at the Vagabond. Mouse Fire and The Dark Romantics will be breaking in this concert series which showcases the freshest talents around. The first 20 people to send emails to miami@yelp.com with subject line Yelp Out at Reverb get a FREE ticket. Fear not, slowpokes you can buy tickets for $10 if you purchase before 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, just call (305)695-8200 and tell 'em Yelp sent ya.


For more info and to know who else will be rocking out, check Yelp Events.


Top Yelpers

See who's been mouthing off this week!

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Torrey R.
Just chewin the fat.
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Melissa T.
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Eddy D.
Difficult takes a day; Impossible takes…
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Chris F.
"Quotes are Dumb"
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infusia i.

Picks of the Week

Reviews we liked this week.
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JD N. on Charlotte Jane Memorial Park Cemetery
"This run-down cemetery is unique. Perhaps, it being run-down gives it quite the character it needs. But part of its uniqueness is that Coconut Grove's origins can be traced to this cemetary, through the people that were buried here.

This cemetery, first used in 1906 at this location, is the original…"
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Peter M. on Pinewood-Cocoplum Cemetery
"A cool historical place to visit that was grown over for many years, but now the City of Coral Gables has restored it as much as possible.  Some history:

Until 1897, a year after the City of Miami was incorporated, there were
no official cemeteries in the Miami area. Burials north of the Miami
River…"
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Christine A. on La Casa De Los Trucos Costume Shop
"So, it might not look like much from the outside but just go in anyway. What you'll find is a costume compound! They have EVERYTHING!! Costumes, accessories (cheapy to super highend), decor, you name it. It's great! The people there are super cool, too. i don't remember the guy's name but he was…"

Fresh Lists

The newest of our users' favorites.
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Latin American Eats
"What Miami is known for: Cuban (including bakeries), Caribbean, Jamaican, Haitian, Colombian, Peruvian, Brazilian, Argentinian, Nicaraguan, Guatemalan, Honduran, Uruguayan, etc."
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my best eats, miami edition
"a random assortment of my favorites in miami, from cupcakes to upscale dining."
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Hidden Gems!
"Best kept lil secrets that I want to share with u!"
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