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Street Art-Inspired Halloween Costumes: Part Deux

Last year, I shared a series of Halloween costumes coordinated with Atlanta street art. I also paired each costume theme with a cheap date recommendation. The project was intended to be a one-time thing, but 2020 provided plenty of downtime and loads of inspiration for a sequel. Check out the second installment of my street art-inspired Halloween costumes and cheap date recommendations below.


Costume #1: Carol Anne from Poltergeist with Dr. Dax's television at El Ponce


Artist's Website: doctordax.com


Cheap Date Idea: Explore your ability to commune with the spirit world on the Decatur Ghost Tour. I'm not convinced any real ghosts joined when I took the tour, but I enjoyed learning a little about Decatur's history while taking a walk outside.



Costume #2: Smurfette with Angie Jerez's mushroom mural on Path 400


Artist's Website: angiejerez.net


Cheap Date Idea: Head to Mellow Mushroom at the Midtown or Johnson Ferry location and take in more mushroom art from Tiny Doors ATL.



Costume #3: The year 1999 with Sean Fahie's boombox in Little Five Points


Artist's Website: sfahie.com


Cheap Date Idea: Revisit the 90's by hitting the arcade at Plaza Fiesta or renting a movie from Videodrome.



Costume #4: Persephone, the goddess of spring turned queen of the underworld, with Angela Faustina's pomegranate mural on Path 400


Artist's Website: angelafaustina.com


Cheap Date Idea: Learn about other goddesses and queens at the Carlos Museum, and take a break between galleries in the Ebrik Coffee Room.



Costume #5: Joker with the Hapeville Bridge staircase mural by Whitney Stansell and Micah Stansell


Artists' Websites: whitneystansell.com and micahstansell.com


Cheap Date Idea: Catch some of Atlanta's best up-and-coming comedians as well as more established acts at Laughing Skull Lounge.



Costume #6: Carole Baskin - as portrayed in Tiger King and Joe Exotic's "Here Kitty Kitty" video - with some big cat murals from Sanithna, Sabek, Cousin Dan, and DUST



Cheap Date Idea: Take a day trip to Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary. Self-guided tours are FREE, but donations are encouraged. Several behind the scenes tours are also available at different price points. All funds go toward the care of the animals.

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