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Thursday January 01 1970

Halloween Carnival Ball

category dublin | arts and media | event notice author Thursday October 18, 2007 14:41author by alice-mary - comhlamhauthor email alicemary at comhlamh dot orgauthor address 10 Upper Camden Street, Dublin 6author phone 01-4783490 Report this post to the editors

A magical night in the 300yr old Tailors Hall : giddy dancing, scary fun and a very good cause

The perfect way to launch the Halloween party season, the most magical setting for haunted fun, the best place to meet the ghoul of your dreams or the mysterious/ridiculous strangers of your best nightmares. Time to get out your sequins and sellotape and get dressed up for ..

THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL BALL

To Benefit the Comhlámh Anti-Racism Project : Challenging Racism through Education, Advocacy and Awareness-Raising.

Friday October 26th 9.30 pm to 2am

The ball will again take place in the wonderfully atmospheric and slightly sinister Tailor’s Hall, a three hundred year old guild hall in an ivy-covered courtyard in the heart of town .
monsters and more
monsters and more

IN THE LOFTY HEIGHTS

A chamber of horrors and delights: mandolin, trumpet, electric guitar, cavaquinho and kazoo

An ecstatic, elevating and very eclectic mix of music and performance.

IN THE CAVERNOUS DEPTHS

Demon dancing to fiendish tunes

Flail, writhe, twirl and shimmy to the magical sounds of the Gramophone disco

IN THE COURTYARD

Tricks and Treats

DRESSING UP !

Costumes, masks, lace, velvet, awkward carboard props or just a lot of eyeliner are all encouraged. And for those who arrive with nothing - Halloween makeovers will be available on the night!

TICKETS?

Tickets are a for-a-great-cause 27 euro or just 25 euros each for groups of four or more – so do bring your friends!

Call 01-4783490 or email [email protected] (Volunteers also needed) Numbers are strictly limited; early booking recommended.

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