EVENTSPhotos: 20 October dealsCalling all wannabe witches, goblins and pirates: Most children's costumes are half price while supplies last from AZ Costume Shop.Photo By: ThinkstockPay the camping fee for one or more nights and get one free night of equal or lesser value during the same stay at five Maricopa County parks.Photo By: Reader Lisa GannonOn Sundays at Uptown Alley, get the Touchdown Special: one game of bowling, shoe rental and a $5 game card for $7.Photo By: Crystal Ochoa/The RepublicWatch your favorite college and NFL teams play while saving on food and drink at Kelly's at Southbridge.Photo By: Kelly's At SouthbridgeAttend opening day for $2.Photo By: Rob Schumacher/The RepublicAt the Arizona Science Center, the first Friday of each month is Adults Night Out.Photo By: Jessie Wardarski/The RepublicFitness in the District at Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale.Photo: HandoutSpend an evening listening to blues by the Chuck Hall Band, which is fronted by blues-rock guitarist Chuck Hall.Photo: Handout, Circa 1998Can't wait for Halloween? Save when you visit Fear Farm's five haunted houses on Family Night.Photo By: Patrick Breen/The RepublicBallet Arizona is holding an open house that includes free dance classes for children, teens and adults.Photo By: Beau Campbell/HandoutEnjoy railroad artifacts and model-train layouts, browse research materials and take a ride on one of five routes operated by Adobe Western Railroad.Photo By: The RepublicTake them to Camp Bookmans. Bookmans in Phoenix is offering free, fun afternoon events Monday, Oct. 6, through Friday, Oct. 10.Photo By: Charlie Leight/The RepublicTake lawn chairs for the free Friday-night movies on the center lawn at Biltmore Fashion Park.Photo By: The RepublicTake a long lunch break to get this deal: When you visit noon to 1 p.m. Thursdays, you can get in for free. That's as much as an $10 savings.Photo By: Michael Chow/The RepublicGive and save during the annual Care Card Shopping Event.. Buy a Care Card for $60 and save 20 percent at more than 500 stores, restaurants and services. Participating businesses include Pottery Barn, The Children's Place, Chico's and more.Photo By: Pottery BarnCelebrate International Archeology Day with free admission at Pueblo Grande Museum. Take tours and see archeology demonstrations. A special kids area will include a replica pithouse that kids can excavate. Save as much as $6.Photo By: Christine Keith/The RepublicSome species of orchids live so long that some people bequeath their orchid collections to their heirs, according to the Orchid Society of Arizona. See hundreds of plants, each with a distinctive color, shape and scent, during the free OSA Orchid Show & Sale.Photo By: Ben Arnold/HandoutEnjoy two shows on one night on "Two Spooky Show Thursday" at National Comedy Theatre.Photo By: David Wallace/The RepublicFind books that fit your budget at the Friends of the Phoenix Public Library's sale. Choose from more than 200,000 books, DVDs, CDs and audio books. Prices are half off on Sunday.Photo By: Connie Cone SextonSave when you buy advance tickets to Raven's Halloween Ball at Talking Stick.Photo: Raven Events/Facebook