Potawatomi Blog

It’s October, which means it’s fall, filled with tasty and heartwarming fall food as well as the arrival of a spooky season. Any recent visit to your favorite retailers will reveal fun and exciting Halloween costumes for all ages and taste, a variety of sweet candy galore and more spooky activities than you can probably plan for all month long. Among the season’s celebrations are superstitions, the appearance of jack-o-lanterns, black cats and ghosts. Halloween is approaching and we think it is time to learn more about its rich history and some popular superstitions, so lock your doors, close your windows, grab your pumpkin spice latte and cuddle up into your favorite blanket because it’s about to get spooky in here as we explore more about Halloween and superstitions.

The bachelorette. It’s her “last hurrah!” Time to cut loose with the girls for a night of fun, celebrating the bride-to-be. Best friends, sisters, cousins, maybe even her mom—all dolled up for a night on the town. It’s her party…but it’s just as much yours and you're ready to drink, eat, and play slots!