ART OF HORROR AWARDS CEREMONY
Awards for artwork announced and presented by the "The Darling of Darkness" and her assistant "Tutu Cute Ballerina". The devil's pivot man "BeelzeGregg" will be on site to make sure all demons and fallen angels adhere to proper protocols.
This years Judge is Keith Justham from Vandergrift PA. First prizewinner for 2007 Art of Horror.
GALA RECEPTION/COSTUME PARTY
Friday October 24 7:00-10:00PM
This exciting event is a annual favorite, themed to gothic-horror genre.
Also featured will be various horror movies shown during the night.
Visitors are encouraged to dress in costume.
COSTUME CONTEST FIRST PRIZE $50
Friday October 24 7:00-10:00PM
Prizes awarded at 9:00PM on the Spirit Cafe Stage
$5 Entry Fee at the door
Tiffany performs songs from her latest CD "Poet"
Her first set will begin at 8:00PM and will continue after Awards Ceremony
with her second set at 9:30PM This young recording artist is described as truly a breath of fresh air and performs
not your everyday music. A fan of many genres, she mixes them together to produce
her own unique sound. Tiffany recently peaked at number 4 on Ambient Artists Chart
and her song 'Ghost' rated number 3 on 'The Beat.fm Radio Music Charts.
She is featured in the October issue of Fireworks Magazine in England and is currently
featured in the latest issue of Outcast Fanzine in Greece. CD's available the night of her
performance and Tiffany is happy to sign for fans.
VERY SCARY B MOVIES TILL LATE
Horrific old classic movies:
Night of the Living Dead, Attack of the Gila Monster, Werewolf Moon, etc…
will be played in the Underground Gallery foyer.
INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCES
Scary Jerry Rhodaberger recites Ghost Stories from Spirit Cafe stage at 7:00pm.
Interactive Performance Art begins at 7:30pm "The Demise of Rusty Bucket". Written
by Peggy Wright of Ellwood City and presented by Mrs. Wright as Funeral Director
and Rusty Bucket's Mother. This investigation report/ funeral spoof will take about
15-20 minutes, with audience participation in a 'send off Farwell', writing condolences
in a book (provided) and giving words of comfort in closing.