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Google View, CanvaSpooky season is among us and throughout the month of October, there's a ton going on in the Quad Cities with the Halloween spirit in mind.The Figge Art Museum is hosting its Five Nights of Fright at the end of October. We have your chance to experience night number four in VIP fashion.This October 25 – 29, get ready to step into a world of thrills, chills, and wicked delights with a line-up of frightfully fun activities and events at the Figge Art Museum (225 W 2nd St, Davenport).Each night features something new, exciting, and spooky. Tickets for each night are on sale now. Below is a little about what will be taking place each night:It's going to be an exciting five nights at the Figge.You'll have to skip night four&nbsp;because that's the same night as the annual Halloween Ball!Join us at The Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds on October 27th for:You can purchase your tickets to our annual&nbsp;Halloween Costume Ball&nbsp;by clicking the button belowExperience a Halloween party from the otherworld with Mysteria: A Night of Secrets and Art&nbsp;on Saturday, October 28th at the Figge Art Museum!An&nbsp;immersive evening of magic featuring a live band, aerial performances, a wandering magician, interactive characters and flow arts performers, spirit readers, and more!Tickets are&nbsp;$40 starting Oct. 1st&nbsp;&nbsp;and includes access to all of the night’s entertainment and activities. Limited VIP admissions are still available! Visit the Figge's website to get your tickets now. You can also sign up below to win one of our free pairs of VIP tickets!RoadSnacks number crunched to determine the top 10 "trashiest" cities in Wisconsin!A Davenport house listed on Zillow has a scavenger hunt for you to sift through.CommentsLeave A CommentGov. Reynolds Reveals New Major Sports Event Coming To IowaEastern Iowa Teacher Receives $50,000 Teaching PrizeYour Guide To Trunk-Or-Treat Events In Eastern IowaHeadliners Revealed For Major Music Festival In Eastern IowaEastern Iowa Town Loses Money On First Music FestivalExplosives To Demolish Rest Of Old Bridge Between Iowa &amp; IllinoisYou Can Win $100 Tonight In A Small Town In Eastern Iowa2023 Guide To Haunted Houses In Eastern Iowa &amp; Western IllinoisWhat’s With Iowa’s Weird Pumpkin Sales Tax Law?

Google View, CanvaSpooky season is among us and throughout the month of October, there's a ton going on in the Quad Cities with the Halloween spirit in mind.The Figge Art Museum is hosting its Five Nights of Fright at the end of October. We have your chance to experience night number four in VIP fashion.This October 25 – 29, get ready to step into a world of thrills, chills, and wicked delights with a line-up of frightfully fun activities and events at the Figge Art Museum (225 W 2nd St, Davenport).Each night features something new, exciting, and spooky. Tickets for each night are on sale...

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