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There aren't many among us who wouldn't say that the ol' pocketbook could just as easily be one of those magazine ad models that gets bashed for being too skinny as the holder of your money. But you know what? This Halloween, it's no big deal. There's lots to do in Tulsa to celebrate this spooky holiday for exactly zero dollars.

Here's the list.
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<strong>Scary Sage</strong>
When: Oct. 29, starting at 11:30am
Where: <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?&amp;q=3131+S.+Sheridan+Road,Tulsa,US">Clary Sage</a>, 3131 S. Sheridan Road.
Looking for a haunted house-style event with a C.S.I. theme? Check out this event at Clary Sage, which shows off the skills of the cosmetology, esthetics and nail technician students there. Think you can find the murderer? If you can, you get a prize. Look also for a kids’ room with games, candy, face painting and nail art. Everyone who attends the event is encouraged to bring a canned food donation, too. Until 2:30pm.

<strong>A Hardesty Hallo"Wii"n</strong>
When: Friday, Oct. 29, 4:30pm
Where: <a href="http://www.tulsalibrary.org/">Hardesty Regional Library</a>, 8316 E. 93<sup>rd</sup> St.
Play spooky Wii games and dress as your favorite video game character for a chance to win a treat. Refreshments will be provided. This event is for ages 9-12.

<strong>Sand Springs Fright Night</strong>
When: Oct. 29 and 30, 7pm
Where: Prattville, 41st Street and Highway 97, in Sand Springs
If you’re in the Sand Springs neck of the Tulsa-area woods this weekend, fet two frightful nights of fun in Prattville, where you can check out a haunted house, games, prizes, Jupiter Jumps and free candy, all in a free, safe, indoor environment. Score!

<strong>Luchaween 2010</strong>
When: Oct. 29, 8pm
Where: Elote Cafe, 514 S. Boston Ave.
Don’t miss the first exhibition match of the off season of the Elote Luchador Wrestling Federation tonight, <a href="http://elotetulsa.com/luchadores">guaranteed to be the best costume party in town this Halloween weekend</a>. Look for luchador matches starting at 8pm and going strong until 11:30pm. By the way, the matches will be kid friendly from 8-10pm. Look also for costume contests throughout the night, along with cash prizes and beer merchandise from the beer sponsors at the event. Let the ELWF help you to create a Halloween to remember this year.

<strong>Trunk or Treat with Tulsa Police Department</strong>
Where: Riverside Division of Tulsa Police Department, 7515 Riverside Parkway
When: Oct. 29, 5-7pm
Looking for a safe place on Halloween? Join the TPD tonight for games, candy and a Halloween safety briefing. Until 7pm.

<strong>BooHaHa</strong>
When: Saturday, Oct. 30, starting at 7am
Where: <a href="http://brooksidetheplacetobe.com/index.php?/boo-haha.html">Brookside, between 33rd and 49th Streets</a>
Starting at 7am with a pancake breakfast at the Brookside Lion's Club, one of Tulsa's most beloved districts will be transformed into a Halloween treat for the 20th year in a row. The Kids' Zone opens at 10am, and trick-or-treating gets into gear at noon. The children's costume contest will commence in the Food Pyramid parking lot at 1pm, followed by the pets' costume contest. Stick around for the annual BooHaHa Parade at 2pm, from 33rd-49th Streets. It's all free and open to the public.

<strong>K. Renee's Fall Family Carnival</strong>
When: Saturday, Oct. 30, 9am
Where: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=159604894064176&amp;index=1">K. Renee's Uniform Closet</a>, 5557 E. 41st St.
Join K. Renee's as they spend the day in true carnival fashion. Look for clowns, bobbing for apples, face painting, cotton candy, pie-eating contest, a Jupiter Jump", and more.

<strong>Thriller Dance Class</strong>
When: 1pm
Where: <a href="http://www.idaredboutique.com/">Ida Red Boutique</a>, 3336 S. Peoria Ave.
Heather Hall from Studio One will be teaching the Dance from the classic Michael Jackson Thriller video. This class was quite a hit last year, so you might wanna show up early to make sure to get a spot.

<strong>Fall Carnival to Kick Off Fun and Games on Main</strong>
When: Saturday, Oct. 30, 4-5:30pm
Where: <a href="http://www.brokenarrowok.gov/Index.aspx?page=13&amp;recordid=3661">Central Park Community Center</a>, 1500 S. Main Street in Broken Arrow
Parents with children ages 3-10 are invited to participate in this carnival where each child gets 12 free tickets to try out the games of luck and skill. Then, at 5:45pm, set the kids off on the Annual Pumpkin Hunt at the Central Park Softball Fields, just west of the Community Center. Children ages 3-8 will get a chance to run and gather as many candy-filled, pumpkin-colored plastic eggs as they can. The age groups of 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8 will each have their own field to hunt for the eggs. A golden egg will be hidden in each field, which can be redeemed for a special prize. Fun!

<strong>RiverParks Spooky Spoke CX Race and Ride</strong>
When: Oct. 30, 4pm
Where: <a href="http://www.riverparks.org/">71st Street and Riverside Drive</a>
Feeling like a bike ride this Halloween weekend? Check out this race and family free fun ride. Watch out for spooks and goblins along the way! Costumes are encouraged. Come as you are NOT. Registration opens at 4:00pm and closes 30 minutes prior to start of each race. One-day and annual USAC licenses will be on sale. Races will be held rain, sleet, or snow. Races will be run in low light conditions and lights are not required but are recommended. Parking is available near Helmerich Park near the volleyball area. Overflow parking will be at the parking lot north of 71st street. Registration will be located at the volleyball courts. Races start at 6pm.

<strong>Fun and Games on Main</strong>
When: Saturday, Oct. 30, 6-8pm
Where: <a href="http://www.brokenarrowok.gov/Index.aspx?page=13&amp;recordid=3370">418 S. Main Street in Broken Arrow</a>
If fall's good for anything, it's a giant block party. Get it with Fun and Games on Main in Broken Arrow, where festival-goers get tons of free food from Reasor's, Ferguson Pontiac and Blue Bell Creameries, a rollover simulator, Broken Arrow Police Department's Special Ops team, Vince and Larry the Crash Dummies, McGruff the Crime Fighting Dog, a costume contest, a pumpkin-decorating contest and a petting zoo, all topped with enough candy to last you until Easter. It's all free and open to the public.

<strong>Scary Okie Karaoke</strong>
When: Oct. 30, 7pm
Where: <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?&amp;q=311+S.+Madison+Ave.,Tulsa,US">The Coffee House at Youth Services of Tulsa</a>, 311 S. Madison Ave.
Get free coffee, tea, wi-fi, cappuccino, hot chocolate, ping pong and, most important, karaoke and a costume contest at the Coffee House at Youth Services of Tulsa this Halloween weekend. Perfect for kids age 12-18. Until 11pm.

<strong>Trick or Treating at RiverWalk Crossing</strong>
When: 8:30pm
Where: <a href="http://www.riverwalkcrossingjenks.com/">Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks</a>
Go trick-or-treating (and maybe sneak in a little shopping, too) at RiverWalk Crossing tonight. Be sure not to miss the Hurricane Mason concert at the Amphitheater, either.

<strong>SOUTHNight</strong>
When: Oct. 31, starting at 4pm
Where: <a href="http://www.spiritbankeventcenter.com/events.asp?id=2&amp;pid=139&amp;task=display&amp;pcatid=&amp;seldate=10/1/2010">SpiritBank Event Center</a>, 105th and Memorial
Get free (yes, free) games, fun and trick or treating for the whole family at this event, where there will also be a $5 concert featuring Seventh Day Slumber with special guest KJ-52. This event is hosted by <a href="http://scctulsa.com/#/whats-coming/south-night">South Community Church</a>.