Still not sure what you're going to dress up for on Halloween tomorrow night? The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show has some inexpensive and quick ideas waiting for you to claim.
What to do with your Halloween Costumes now that Halloween is done with? Bring them to Madi Tays and donate them. Madi Tays, Chick fil A, and this station was able to donate over 20 costumes this past Halloween to kids in the crossroads area...
Madi Tays, Chick fil A and Townsquare Media want to say a big Thank You to everyone who donated Halloween Costumes. With everyone’s help we were able to bring a smile to several children’s faces. The kids loved getting to pick out their own costume...
Madi Tays and Townsquare Media knows how much excitement Halloween brings to kids. We understand during hardships parents might not have the budget for a kid’s costume. Why not donate kid’s gently used costumes or new costumes to families who aren’t able to provide a costume...
From dogs dressed as Darth Vaderto Elvis kitties, we can’t stop stuffing our four-legged friends into Halloween attire each October. Dog and cat costume parades are more popular than ever, and everyone from major pet supply companies like Petco to mom-and-pop Etsy dealers make a mint on adorable animal outfits. (Our pets, on the other hand, become more indignant with each passing fall).
Halloween is on its way, and parties are bound to pop up. The only problem is that you don't have a costume. You could throw on a dirty old bedsheet, cut a few holes in it and tell people you're a beige ghost. Or you could actually be clever and in-tune with what's happening and hip (as the kids say) by going as viral video star the honey badger.
Sure, Halloween is all about the kiddos. Opening the front door to the neighborhood wee ones (yours or someone else's) dressed in their trick-or-treating finery is a sugar rush unto itself.
Between dogs dressed as Miss Piggy and Big Bird looking for work this Halloween season, we figured why not cram our other animal friends into fashionable Halloween get-ups as well? Sure, you're more likely to find a dog parade or a cat fashion show rather than a horse and/or seeing eye pony pageant. But, hey -- farmers and the children of the independently wealthy need Halloween love too right?
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