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If you build it, they will scream
Stocker Farms in Snohomish is seeking people “who like to show off their scary personalities” for its annual Haunted Field of Screams.
The farm known for its corn maze and other Halloween-time activities is seeking actors to scare visitors with a variety of demented and ghoulish characters.
“There is a unique niche of our population that lives for this,” farm owner Keith Stocker said. “They thrive on the art of the scare.”
Auditions are required. The jobs are paid.
To pitch your character and fear-inducing factor, contact Alexandra Clark with Last Leaf Productions as soon as possible at lastleafalex @verizon.net.
Learn Spanish at Marysville college
Columbia College offers a course in elementary Spanish beginning Oct. 23 at Smokey Point campus at the Naval Support Complex.
The class is planned for Tuesday and Thursday evenings. For information, call 425-304-4480 or go to www. ccis.edu/marysville.
Ceramics exhibit closes this week
An exhibit of ceramic sculpture by Mike O’Day may be seen at the Frances Anderson Center, 700 Main St., Edmonds, through Friday.
The exhibit features abstract forms combined with simple figures. O’Day teaches art to students at Maplewood Co-op K-8 School in Edmonds. One of his pieces, “Red Plant Man,” won Best of Show in the 2006 Edmonds Arts Festival.
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