Tonight is one of them, because only the most courageous of the courageous will leave Terror in October without letting out at least a scream. Those of you who are, shall we say, fragile, but still want to visit the inside of the houses can check out the No-Scare Festival on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. Otherwise, Terror in October will be freaking people out on a regular basis until Oct. 31. Black Truth is a coffeehouse setting of dance, theater, music, art, rap, open mike and much more. Hosted on the last Friday of every month, Kweli Eusi celebrates the legacy of the African American through art.
Admission is free, and all are welcome.
Call 450-1210 to find out more. The cheerful girl thought she saw her Indian guide waiting for her there and decided that, when she passed on, she wanted to be buried on the mountain. Just before Emma was about to marry her lover Mr. Hildebrand, she died, breaking Hildebrand's heart. Emma remained there peacefully until years later, when, after numerous storms, the granite of the mountain gave way, and what was left of Emma's coffin was washed down the side. Emma was re-buried in Manitou Springs cemetery, but her legend has intrigued the residents of the mountain town ever since.