MOngolian Camel day
www.mongoliancamelday.comExplore for free the beauty & nomadic traditions of Mongolia's Gobi region
www.mongoliancamelday.comExplore for free the beauty & nomadic traditions of Mongolia's Gobi region
redletterdays.comIrresistable gifts, including short breaks, thrills, attractions, adventure and gifts.
my.britevents.com/adsThis ad costs just £0.001 per page. Can you afford NOT to buy this advert?
This Halloween, The Kraken is bringing a new kind of existential horror to the UK by opening what could be the world’s most dangerous art gallery.
That’s because the temporary exhibition will, for the first time, bring together the most notorious haunted and cursed artworks and objects in the country, all known to have inflicted terror and suffering upon those that have gazed upon them.
Expertly curated by art historian and critic, Ruth Millington, the House of Curses comprises six psychologically thrilling themed mini-exhibits, including ‘Cursed Creatures’, ‘Possessed Children’ and modern day Creepypasta ‘Internet Lore’, with visitors receiving a walkthrough audio guide delving into the haunted backstories of each piece.
Among the 'exorcibits' is one of the UK's most haunted items - The Grace Doll - that is known as the UK's ‘Annabelle’ and has been seen to move inside her enclosed glass box and threaten to 'burn [visitors’] eyes out.’ Other haunting pieces of work include the fire-starting Crying Boy painting and Damian Hirst's 'The Dream is Dead' skull.
With a menu of cocktails inspired by the haunted artworks, as well as burning sage-laced drinks to ward away evil, shell-shocked guests can begin to unwind in the bar, where they’ll also find a tarot card reader and Zoltar machine for further evening thrills.
Tickets for Screamfest: House of Curses cost £10 and include entry and two free drinks, including a welcome drink. The exhibition is live from Thursday 31st October through to Saturday 2nd November at 51 Poland Street, London W1F 7ND and guests can select a ticketed session between 5-8pm and 8-11pm.
Tickets can be purchased at www.universe.com/screamfest-house-of-curses
Staying overnight in Soho?
Wondering where to stay that's close to Screamfest: House of Curses? We've teamed up with Booking.com to provide the best room rates for hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs near the Screamfest House Of Curses event in Soho.
Smart City Apartments Oxford Street offers self-catering accommodation located in just 5 minutes walk from one of Londons famous shopping districts..
Oxford Street & Carnaby - Soho Abode Apartments is situated in London, 300 metres from Carnaby Street. Prince Edward Theatre is 400 metres from the property. Free WiFi is available .
In a Grade II Listed building, this luxury hotel is in Central London, 2 minutes from Oxford Circus Tube. The Courthouse Hotel London boasts stylish rooms, fantastic international cuisine, indoor pool and spa..
Apartment Beak Street is an apartment located in London, 100 metres from Carnaby Street. The apartment is 300 metres from Piccadilly Circus. There is a dining area and a kitchen equipped with dishwasher.
With an excellent location, only a 2-minute walk from the Oxford Street, the Nadler Soho offers accommodation in elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guests can benefit from a LED TV and free international digital newspapers..
Ideally located in the heart of Soho and the West End, SoHostel offers a bar, a restaurant and 24-hours front desk. All the rooms at SoHostel feature hardwood floors and access to shared bathroom facilities..
Main photo may be copyright © SamHarland
Disclaimer: This event is not organised by BritEvents, and we cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of the information provided, errors, or omissions. Always check the information provided before you book tickets.
Date | 31 Oct - 2 Nov 2024 |
Time(s) | 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM |
Cost | £10 |
Venue | Screamfest: House of Curses 51 Poland Street Soho Greater London W1F7ND |
Phone | |
Category | Exhibitions |
Added
16 Oct 2024