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Kids & Family

The Waukesha County 4-H is hosting an open house later this month for families to learn more about how to get involved.

WAUKESHA, WI — The Waukesha County 4-H is hosting an open house later this month for families to learn more about how to get involved.

Visit the UW Extension & Waukesha County 4-H Open House to find out what 4-H has to offer families. 4-H membership is open to youth in 5K into college. Talk to members and volunteers about club activities taking place around the county.

Discover 4-H projects such as arts, cake decorating, foods, photography, gardening, fishing, foods, scrapbooking, forestry, archery, shooting sports, robotics, animal science and more. Learn about 4-H leadership, community service, awards, summer camp and other 4-H opportunities. Free games and activities for the kids. Taco Dinner also available for $5.00.

Waukesha County 4-H Open House is Thursday September 21, 2017 5:30 pm –8:00 pm at the Waukesha County Expo Center Fairgrounds Forum Building, 1000 Northview Rd, Waukesha. For More info call (262) 548-7774 or visit the website at http://www.waukeshacounty.gov/uwex/4H/

Real Estate

Investigating new digs in San Juan Capistrano? Find your price point among the latest properties to hit the local market.

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA — Searching through new home listings by San Juan Capistrano on the web can be fun, but it’s even more fun seeing it in person.

Ready to see what’s out there? To jump-start your search, we’ve put together a list of the four recently listed homes on the open-house circuit in the San Juan Capistrano area. That way, you can get a feel for what’s out there prior to committing to anything.

See the addresses, photos, prices and bedroom/bath information for all properties listed — such as a listing with 4 beds and 3 baths for $1.9 million, and another with 3 beds and 3 baths for $919,900.

Looking for more information on one of the listings? Just click on any address to learn more. Happy house hunting!

Editor’s note: This list was automatically generated.

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1. 28381 Camino Dimora, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675

Price: $1,900,000 Size: 3,300 sq. ft., 4 beds, and 3 baths Listed by: Audra Lambert, Realty One Group West Open house: Saturday, February 4th at 1:00 pm

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2. 27357 Paseo La Serna, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675

Price: $919,900 Size: 1,763 sq. ft, 3 beds, and 3 baths Listed by: Ron Miller, First Team Real Estate Open house: Sunday, February 5th at 12:00 pm

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3. 31097 Via Sonora, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675

Price: $1,369,000 Size: 2,458 sq. ft., 4 beds, and 3 baths Listed by: Marcie George, First Team Real Estate Open house: Sunday, February 5th at 11:00 am

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4. 31851 Paseo Navarra, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675

Price: $2,500,000 Size: 4,152 sq. ft., 5 beds, and 6 baths Listed by: Jordan Bennett, Regency Real Estate Brokers Open house: Saturday, February 4th at 12:00 pm

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That’s not all! There are even more open houses for you to check out in the real-estate section for the San Juan Capistrano area.

Photos courtesy of ListHub.com

Restaurants & Bars

Nightmare Before Tinsel is back again and will feature themed cocktails, countless pieces of Halloween decor, and scares. See inside here.

PHILADELPHIA — Back again for 2022 is Philadelphia’s Halloween-themed pop-up bar, Nightmare Before Tinsel.

Nightmare Before Tinsel will open for the season at 4 p.m. Thursday at 116 S. 12th St. in Philadelphia.

The pop-up will run through Oct. 31.

Hours are 4 p.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday

The, starting the week of Sept. 26, hours will be 4 p.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, and 2 p.m. to midnight and Sunday.

Nightmare Before Tinsel is 21 and up only, and free to enter, except Friday and Saturday nights, when cover is $5 at 8 p.m. and after.

For the true-spirit seekers and adventurous, costumes are welcome and encouraged – but optional

For 2022, Nightmare Before Tinsel will debut its new season theme that takes visitors through an apocalyptic zombie-scape, into a vibrant haunted mansion festooned with pirate skeletons, hulking beasts, and famous monsters from across the decades, past macabre artifacts from our haunted and twisted past, and ultimately into the shocking depths of pure imaginations.

“Craft Concepts Group is ready to unleash your worst (and best) nightmare,” said Teddy Sourias of Craft Concepts Group. “Nightmare Before Tinsel this year hopes to be our most thoughtful, provocative, and exciting Halloween experience yet. We are kicking off Spooky Season in Philadelphia earlier than ever before. Nightmare Before Tinsel will keep you scared for six weeks leading up to Halloween. We have been working away to bring you this beloved Halloween tradition unlike any other in the region. We also are trying to constantly think out of the box and have a little fun along the way. Our team has done some amazing work for this year to change things up in a big way – the attention to detail and artistry is next level.”

“This year we proudly present an immersive fantasy and horror adventure, inspired by a variety of nostalgic horror and fantasy themes,” said Artist and Interior Designer Scott Johnston.

For 2022, the former home of Simpson’s Jewelry, and the home of Tinsel Christmas Bar, has been converted from top to bottom, left to right and everything in between with scenes, images and custom art that bring Philadelphia’s Nightmare to life.

Exhibits, props, decorations and photo opportunities will range from scary and gory, to ironic and funny, the retro and vintage.

New features this year include 17 “living” screens, showing videos filmed by Scott “Count Scotchula” Johnston, lead designer and artist of Nightmare Before Tinsel, with surprises around every corner, as well as custom DJ playlists for each night of the week, curated by South Philly based DJ “The Touched” on loan from the Mahoning Drive In Theater.

The playlist for each night centers on specific eras and themes of horror cinema, interspersed with popular (and esoteric) music from their respective eras.

Nightmare has also added dozens of lifesize as well as “larger than life” fantasy and horror figures throughout the space, from fuzzy nostalgia to “knock your socks off scary,” with hundreds of curious artifacts and custom artworks throughout the space.

Plus, crowd favorites from the past (scary babies, outside facade and other signature elements) will be back but in new ways.

The ever-popular throne room is back and full of surprises, including a mid-season switch.

Come for the spooky fun early in the season, but don’t miss a twist or turn after October 1st when it gets a make-over for those that want to visit twice.

“Look for less quick passing thrills and much-more in depth, immersive and detailed scares in the new Hallloween galleries,” said Project Manager Alex Bokulich. “The focus this year was about maximizing our space, adding more depth and on the story-telling. A lot of the things you will see in nightmare this year were not sourced, they were specifically crafted by original artists – this is the most original art and custom installations ever for Nightmare.”Among the fiends lurking about in Nightmare, look for a smoking dragon, larger than life skeleton and zombie version of Philly favorites Gritty and the Phanatic. Additionally, Johnston, Bokulich and CCG has partnered with the Belasco Collection UK for an exhibit within the nightmare that they say is “Not for the screamish.”

Nightmare Before Tinsel is 2,000 square feet of spooked-out space designed by interior designer and local artist Scott Johnston.

From eerie ambiance to quirky cocktails, look for a full selection of exclusive and spirited cocktails and witches brews.

Behind the bar, look for your favorite bartenders from BRU, Tradesman’s, Blume Burger, Finn McCools, Tinsel and Uptown Beer Garden rustling about pouring potions and seasonal fall beers.

Nightmare Before Tinsel will carry a slew of seasonal draft beers and canned beers and seltzers.

Check out some of the themed cocktails for the opening menu:

Ecto Cooler Shot, $11 Comes in take-away Clear Skull Shot Glass — Crystal Head Vodka, Melon Liqueur, Pineapple Juice, Dry Ice

Blood Bar, $16 Comes in take-away “Blood Bag” — Union Forge Vodka, Peach Schnapps, Cranberry Juice

Vampire Shot, $12 Comes in take-away Onyx Black Skull Shot Glass — Corralejo Blanco, Orange Liqueur, Maple Cinnamon Syrup

Candyman Shot, $12 Comes in take-away Aurora Skull Shot Glass — Skrewball Whiskey, Raspberry Liqueur, Ginger Ale

Dark Jawn, $18 Comes in take-away Skeleton Hand Flute — Fosforo Tobala Mezcal, Luxardo, Amaretto, Chocolate Bitters, Vanilla Extract, Activated Charcoal

Hokum-Smokum, $15 Comes in take-away Black Wine Glass — Whitley Neil Quince Gin, Ginger Syrup, Champagne, Candy Corn, Edible Glitter

Bat, $17 Comes in take-away Skeleton Mug — Templeton Rye, Sour Apple Pucker, Cranberry, Caramel Drizzle

Jekyll and Hyde, $15 Comes in take-away Cauldron Mug — Agavales Reposado, Pumpkin Spice Liqueur, Ginger Beer

The Overlook $14 Comes in take-away Jack O Lantern Cup — Jameson, Cinnamon Simple, Apple Cider, Dash of Cinnamon Sugar and Fire

Maximum Overdrive, $14 Comes in take-away GhostCup — Vanilla Vodka, Dark Creme de Cacao, Cold Brew, Toasted Marshmallow and Graham Cracker Dust for garnish

Restaurants & Bars

Tinsel Takes Flight is now open and is filled with sports memorabilia, original art installations, sports murals, photo chances, and more.

PHILADELPHIA — Philly’s most wild pop-up bar known for its extravagant Halloween and Christmas themes has launched a new theme, and it’s all things Philly sports ahead of the Eagles playoff appearance.

Tinsel Takes Flight is now open and is filled with sports memorabilia, original art installations, sports murals, photo opportunities, light installations, and more.

Located at 116 S. 12th St., the pop-up features sports-inspired and Philly team inspired creations, such as Hurts So Good, Weapon X, Swole Batman, Philly Especial, The Graham Sacker, The Hungry Dog and more.

The beer selection includes Free Will Dreams & Nightmares and Flying Fish Go Birds.

Inside, fans will find giant televisions placed throughout the space to catch playoff games, and of course, the big game on Sunday, Feb. 12.

For music, listen for tunes to set the mood that is hype and football oriented, with upbeat tunes and Philly favorites mixed in between.

Sound will be on for Eagles playoffs games.

Tinsel Takes Flight is open from 4 p.m. to midnight Monday to Friday, and noon to 2 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.

“Tinsel Takes Flight is a whole new direction for Philadelphia’s premiere pop-up bar,” said Owner of Craft Concepts Group Teddy Sourias. “We are known as the city’s number one pop-up bar for Halloween and for Christmas, and we wanted to challenge ourselves, transition and try out something new. Our team is full of die-hard Philly fans who want to celebrate this historic season for Philly sports. We tapped our new lead designers from our holiday installations and created something that we hope will be a true touchdown for our city.”

Restaurants & Bars

The beloved cheesesteak spot on South Street closed after July 2021 fire. Jim’s is expecting reopening later this year.

PHILADELPHIA — Good news, cheesesteak lovers: Jim’s Steaks is planning to reopen later this year.

The beloved cheesesteak spot on bustling South Street is eyeing a September reopening.

According to the Philadelphia Business Journal, Jim’s hopes to be open again by Labor Day weekend.

Jim’s caught fire the morning of Friday, July 29, 2022 at its 400 South St. location.

The Philadelphia Fire Marshal’s Office determined the cause of the fire was electrical.

More than 125 Philadelphia Fire Department members responded to the fire.

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It took several hours to extinguish the blaze.

Jim’s teased its rebuild on Twitter at the start of the new year.