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Happy Hallowang, Milwaukee!


Sort of like Halloween, but it's not scary.
6 COSTUME CATEGORIES
Famous People (dead or alive)

Stereotypes & Occupations

Fictional Characters (traditional or original)

Non-Human

Team

Spectacular


Hallo-What?!

This is a Hallmark Holiday for THE PEOPLE!  Picture this: The last Saturday in April each year, you and your friends get dressed up in costumes, run out into the streets of Milwaukee (figuratively) and NOT feel out of place whatsoever!  

Hallowang is a holiday.  There are no rules, but there are some loose traditions.  You are free to recognize Hallowang any way you wish, but if you asked me, I'd say you MUST get your costume ready and head out to the East Side of Milwaukee on Saturday, April 26, 2008.  Also, you should update your Living Will and put on clean underdrawers because the pure unbridled FUN of Hallowang may CRUSH you.


Hallowang Traditions (so far)

Bar Hopping
If you wear a costume, you will rock out for cheap at a variety of establishments.  Go ahead, try 'em all!  See DISCOUNTIN' page for details.

The Hallowang Costume Contest.  
Hallowang has 6 costume categories, listed in the left margin of this page.  At the end of the evening, the judge(s) select six co-champions.  (No grand champions overall - quit being so competitive - you've been told how unattractive that is).  See COSTUME CONTEST page for details

Friendly Competition
See TOM FOOLERY page for details.

Todd the Hallowang Woodland Jumping Mouse
He's a combination mascot-logo.  Cool guy.  Likes poetry and yet occasionally flattens aluminum cans on his forehead.  Heart of gold.  Not real smart, but heart of gold.

Hallowang Core Values  
        Honor.
        Precision.
        Dumb.   
Exhibit these core values and you may be dubbed the Ultimate Hallowang Warrior.  See TOM FOOLERY page for details.




Any questions?  Quit worrying about it!  Just get dressed up, get out to one of the participating bars on the last Saturday in April, and trust your good-times instincts.  Scared?  OK, fine, call the warm line (it's not hot).  414-243-3747.  Or email hallowang.info@gmail.com
    
                                                                    

While you're thinking of a costume, start thinking
about how to get home safely that night.  If you plan
on driving drunk, you are a frickin moron, and they
haven't made a holiday for frickin morons yet, so stay home.
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