All Hallows Eve will be celebrated at Seven Eagles Historical Education Center on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24 from 6 - 10 p.m.. Located at 16486 Wapakoneta Road, just 1 mile south of the Village of Grand Rapids, Ohio, Seven Eagles is open to the public. This unique harvest event in such an historic environment is a lasting experience for families and friends. Musical entertainment will include Brad and Diane Kepler on Friday evening and David Rogers on Saturday evening. All Hallows activities include hayrides, hands-on harvest craft activities, food, entertainment and a Trading Post stocked with arts, crafts, gourds and souvenirs along with live demonstrations in the historic venues during the event. When dusk falls each night, the pumpkin path will be lighted and the night will come alive with storytellers, bonfires, hayrides, re-enactors conducting lantern tours of the Native American Long House, Pioneer Log House, Blacksmith Shop and Catfish Inn. Come and make it a family event by picnicking, canoeing, cane-pole fishing or throwing tomahawks. An admission fee of $2.50 per child or senior citizen, $5 per adult or $10 per family will be charged. Children age four and under admitted free. For more information contact Seven Eagles at 419-509-0095.