15th annual Harmony Haunt prepares to scare on Saturday
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WHEELING - Harmony House, Children's Advocacy Center, is preparing for its 15th annual Harmony Haunt, on Saturday, at the historic Scottish Rite Cathedral.
The annual Halloween celebration is for guests 21 years or older.
The doors open at 6 p.m. and the runs until 10 p.m.
Guests can look forward to an Oktoberfest Feast, beer, wine, and soft drinks, cupcakes by Janna Gordon, event-themed photos by Oh Snap! Music and dancing with Eli and The Mojo Kings, ghost tours and tarot readings, 50/50 raffle, basket drawings, silent auctions, and a costume contest.
Tickets are $40 per person and can be purchased at the door or online at https://go.rallyup.com/tickets26.
The Scottish Rite Cathedral is located at 83 14th St., downtown Wheeling.
"There's no better backdrop for autumn in Wheeling than the historic Scottish Rite Cathedral," says Harmony House Executive Director, Jay Jack. "With its awe inspiring architecture and legendary haunted history, it creates an unforgettable setting for our event."
Harmony House, Children's Advocacy Center is a safe, child-focused program where prosecutors, law enforcement, child protective service workers, medical and mental health professionals, and victim advocates work together to strengthen the community's response to child abuse. The center serves Belmont County (OH) and Marshall and Ohio counties (WV), and all services are free of charge.
"While the Cathedral itself draws people in, the real magic of the night is what we create together. We're taking a grand and mysterious location and filling it with hope, seasonal fun, and vital support for kids who need it most," says Jack.
For more information, visit harmonyhousecac.com or call 304-230-2205.