Metro Detroit joins the walking dead
'Tis the season! World Zombie Day is just around the corner — have you stocked up on blood and rotting flesh? Royal Oak, Mt. Clemens, and even Lansing are shuffling onto the undead bandwagon with zombie-themed charity events. Be there or be eaten. Excerpt: "Is a zombie apocalypse coming? Metro Detroiters might wonder as much over the coming weeks. Not only is today designated as World Zombie Day, but on Sunday, zombies will be lurching through Royal Oak, much as they will on Oct. 22 in Mt. Clemens. Zombies will even be battling vampires in a roller derby match at Michigan State University's Demonstration Hall on Oct. 29." Read the rest here.
‘Tis the season! World Zombie Day is just around the corner — have you stocked up on blood and rotting flesh? Royal Oak, Mt. Clemens, and even Lansing are shuffling onto the undead bandwagon with zombie-themed charity events. Be there or be eaten.
Excerpt:
“Is a zombie apocalypse coming?
Metro Detroiters might wonder as much over the coming weeks.
Not only is today designated as World Zombie Day, but on Sunday, zombies will be lurching through Royal Oak, much as they will on Oct. 22 in Mt. Clemens. Zombies will even be battling vampires in a roller derby match at Michigan State University’s Demonstration Hall on Oct. 29.”
Read the rest here.
Here’s video of last year’s walk.
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