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Hard Rock Cafe plans Halloween scare

Hard Rock Cafe HCM City will host two "Excitingly Scary" Halloween events on October 31 and November 1.

 

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The cafe will become a ghost house for "Happy Halloween – Be Scary, Sexy & Witchy" event on October 31. There will be a sexiest costume contest, in addition to games and live music. It will begin at 8pm and end at midnight.

On November 1 beginning at 9pm, the "Halloween Zumba Party" will feature the band Bad Neighbour and a performance from the dance crew from Nicky's Zumba Fitness Club. Participants are encouraged to wear a Halloween costume.

The entrance fee for the second event will be VND150,000, with a portion of the ticket price going to Mai Tam House of Hope to support children with HIV.

Tickets can be purchased at Hard Rock Cafe, 39 Le Duan Street, in District 1, and at Nicky's Zumba Fitness Club, 7-9 Ton Duc Thang Street, in District 1.

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