It’s time to travel back to 1950. We’re skipping the movie theatre and the drive-in. Let’s sit under a roof on a blanket, eat some popcorn, and watch Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) and then House on Haunted Hill (1959). Dress up in your favorite 1950’s outfit and come Read more…
Back for it’s 4th installment is Atlanta’s best cosplay yard sale! Located in the food court of the North Dekalb Mall, join us August 24, 2019 for this free-to-attend event! We gear up right before DragonCon to assemble cosplayers looking to unload previous looks or vendors who are selling their Read more…
Be the envy of Goblin Market attendees by becoming a sponsor! Name a goblin, suggest a request, put your name in lights (aka ink on a poster), and much more. We will conquer two sins at the same time. Pride that you’ll feel and the Envy of others. Download the Read more…
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Our Victorian Twelfth Night event on January 5 is nearly here, and it’s time to give further introduction to our evening’s performers. Valentine Wolfe will perform music from their latest album and a few crowd favorites, while Tally Johnson will share Christmas ghost stories. Besides the end-of-the-night festivities we will Read more…
Twelfth Night is an age old tradition that certainly didn’t start during the Victorian times, but it gained notoriety during then. It became such a scene that Queen Victoria outlawed it entirely, even after she had participated in many Twelfth Nights herself. January 5, we are bringing it back. The Read more…
Divinations are easy to perform and usually more accessible in every day life for the Victorian. Palmistry, tarot cards, and crystal gazing was reserved for drawing room entertainment. The Victorian woman may need an answer right away to a perplexing question or a solution to a problem. Tonight… you are Read more…
“Lottie, have you seen the posters they put out about us?”, whispered Kitty. She felt that raising her voice would cause them to be discovered, and yet it was only her and her sister Charlotte in the house, and the spirits of course. “I have. There’s nothing to worry about. Read more…
We have 2 events going on in the Wynne-Russell House in Lilburn, Ga and we couldn’t be happier to be in a facility such as this. We’re allowed to wrap ourselves in it’s history. The Wynne-Russell House, built in 1826, is on the Registry of Historic Places and is a Read more…
Georgia wasn’t a hot bed of spiritualist activity, much like the British were. They did have their performances and lectures (which I’ll post another time), but what they did have were the “Georgia Wonders”. While other parts of the nation and a good part of Victorian England had their celebrity Read more…