You saw the outbreak. You experienced the collapse. Now, find out how it all started. Something mysterious is happening at the Rio Grande Community Farm. Late night rituals can be heard in the corn, and word has it a twisted cult is attempting to raise the dead!

For the last two years, Quarantine has frightened audiences throughout Albuquerque, giving them an experience unlike any other. Last year, "Quarantine: Collapse" was voted Best Live Performance by the Weekly Alibi, and this year we're striving to make New Mexico's only interactive haunted house scarier than ever! For our third installment of Quarantine, we're taking it back to the beginning. The start of the outbreak! Do you think you can survive "Quarantine: Origins"?

"Quarantine: Origins" is located on the Rio Grande Community Farm (1701 Montano Dr. NW). The haunted house will be open Oct. 2nd-31st starting at 6:30pm. Visit quarantineabq.com for a more detailed schedule.  Audiences will be admitted on a first come first serve basis. Tickets are $20.00. This show is suitable for kids 12 and older. For more information, visit Quarantineabq.com or call (505) 672-8648.

Haunt Nation Magazine said:   A few photos taken last night at the Newcastle Nightmare Haunted Attraction in Newcastle, OK. We had a great time at the haunt and want to thank Dan for the hospitality he showed us and for giving us access to the haunt so we could roam around and take a few pics before the night began. The pics don't give this haunt it's justice, I personally left a lot out so not to give too much away.

Be on the look out!

The Great Pumpkin Project has made me feel excited like I did as a child. It has made Halloween a little more magical.

Thanks Adam and Pumpkinrot!

Pumpkinrot said:

The Great Pumpkin Project:  Jack O'Lanterns left anonymously in lonely places, near abandoned buildings, alongside roads... anywhere that'll give the passerby a burst of Halloween, and some questions.  
Can't express my excitement at the notion of this occurring.  And I'm hoping it's contagious.  Bean and I have already selected a spot in our town, under a train bridge that gets a lot of traffic.  It's difficult to get to, so it'll be tricky, but it's the perfect spot for a smiling Jacko.  
So thanks to Adam for the inspiration.  Truly the coolest project I've stumbled across, and one that's going to make a lot of folks happy.  A project that's the epitome of Halloween.