ALL HALLOWS' EVE presented by jeremy messersmith

$24 - 44

A Halloween-inspired variety show featuring jeremy messersmith and his band performing a slew of spooky hits. There will even be a costume contest with prizes! Watch for info in September.

Eligibility

Open to all attendees of the All Hallows’ Eve event at the Sheldon Theatre. - Individual and group entries accepted. - Costumes will be judged in the following categories: Best Group Costume (2 or more people) - Best Overall Costume

Judges will score based on:

Creativity & Originality - Effort & Craftsmanship - Overall Presentation

Rules & Guidelines

~Costumes must be appropriate for a Sheldon Theatre audience. ~No excessive gore, offensive symbols, or adult-only themes. ~No functional weapons, sharp objects, or projectiles are allowed. ~Prop weapons must be clearly fake. ~Costumes must allow safe movement and not obstruct walkways, exits, or audience sightlines. ~Masks may be worn for judging but must be r

Contestants must check in by 7:00 PM on October 30 to participate.

Prizes will be awarded.

Other Notes:

~The Sheldon Theatre reserves the right to disqualify any costume that does not comply with safety or appropriateness guidelines.

~By entering, contestants agree to have their photo taken and possibly shared on Sheldon Theatre’s social media and promotional materials.

Prizes will be awarded after intermission.

jeremy messersmith is an indie pop singer-songwriter and one of Minnesota’s most recognized and celebrated artists, praised by The New York Times, NPR, USA Today, Paste Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Spin, and Rolling Stone among many others. A thoughtful, clever lyricist with a tender voice, the Minneapolis-based troubadour crafts songs that are catchy and relatable, and span the emotional gamut from poignancy to whimsy. jeremy is one of those rare artists who can break your heart one minute, and then put those fragile pieces back together again the next. 

“…he’s a pop genius, with creative ambition to match his songs’ considerable charm” – NPR “…a Minnesota music hero” —Star Tribune