can meet at the scarecrow in Kellog park at 6 p.m.

 We're gonna hopefully we're going to have some Franks in costume, and we're gonna march around the block of, you know, Main Street and come back to the park and do the Time Warp dance again,  Mayers said.

One last  Time Warp,  keeping the spirit of Frank-N-Furter alive.

 It's a symbol that, you know, LGBTQ people are here and we're part of the community and we want to be represented, and we have a right to. We have a right to be here,  Mayers said.

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