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Join us for a family, date and single-friendly Halloween-inspired gathering in atmospheric Central City!



Step into the storied past of Central City Opera (CCOs) with an evening designed for all ages to enjoy. Begin your night at the historic Teller House, which dates to 1872, with a festive cocktail hour featuring light bites and drinks and pumpkin painting before setting out on a tour of CCO’s Haunted History. FOMO ALERT: Only 20 33 spots are available for this bespoke experience!

CCO owns 27 stunning, historic properties in this unique mountain town. Along the way, uncover eerie tales, curious legends, and the mysterious characters who shaped this mining town’s ghostly lore. Blending history with a touch of the supernatural, this family-friendly evening promises a spirited experience you won’t soon forget.

WHEN: Saturday, November 1 // 4:45pm – 7:30pm
WHERE: The program will begin at the Teller House // 120 Eureka Street, Central City, CO 80427
WHAT: Whether you are looking for a unique way to celebrate Halloween, a culture lover intrigued by touring the cinematic grounds of the 4th oldest opera company in the country or a haunted history enthusiast, this family-friend experience is for you! We are proud to continue our partnership with the amazing people at Central City Opera and to collaborate with our friends at the Penn and Carnegie Mellon Club. The evening will start with a festive reception and move on to a captivating tour narrated by the inimitable Eric Lee Chin, Central City Opera’s charismatic in-house historian. We may have a musical surprise in store as well.
COST $40/pp*
WHY: Is there a better place to indulge in Halloween vibes than historic Central City?!

Questions? Contact Gary Schueller (schuellergp@gmail.com / 914.907.2169)

*A portion of proceeds from this event will go toward our continued enhancement of Cornell Club of Colorado programming and to ensure future events remain accessible to the diverse, vibrant, and curious 4,000+ Cornellians living in Colorado and that we can offer even more free and low-cost programming. As always, please feel free to reach out to Club President, Gary Schueller (schuellergp@gmail.com / 914.907.2169) or Club Vice President, Katherine Olaksen (kdo27@cornell.edu) with recommendations for programs, feedback, or to get more involved.

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