WEDNESDAY The Juice! Wednesday, October 25 at Union Pool, 7:30 pm: $5 advance, $7 doors What is The Juice? Is it pressed and does it…
Not A Real Body Farm, Sad & Asian Creations, and More Art Shows
Body Farm Opening Thursday, August 24 at Paradice Palase, 4 pm to 9 pm. One night only. Ok, to ease your nerves (or disappoint you),…
I Went to a Séance and There Was Plenty of Spirited Conversation
It’s 7 p.m., not quite witching hour, but Melissa Madara is intently melting the side of a dark blue spell candle so that it can…
Our Guide to This Year’s Scary-Good Halloween Parties
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 GIFoween Brooklyn Bazaar, 150 Greenpoint Ave., Greenpoint; 7pm; free The web’s best animators set out to prove that everything is scarier when…
Look Behind You! It’s the First Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
First Brooklyn gets an “institute of horror studies” and now, on the weekend of October 14, a horror film festival. Ministry is right– everyday is Halloween! No,…
Not-So-Happy Valentine’s: The Best Parties for the Dark and Depraved
If aphrodisiac menus and vanilla-scented candles make you cringe, there’s no need to lock yourself in your apartment on Valentine’s Day. Explore the darker side of love and eros…
Shop For Chicken-Foot Charms and Magical Remedies at This Witchy Holiday Market
Leave it to Catland, our favorite Bushwick-based esoteric and occult bookstore to host a local vendor’s holiday market with a witchy twist. Feast of Fools,…
How 6 Practitioners of the Dark Arts View Halloween
With so many wild parties going on tonight, it’s easy to forget that Halloween originates from the ancient festival of Samhain, celebrated by the Celts…
Occultists and Curious Normies Alike Mingled At Moon Church’s Zine Launch
Moon Church — the Brooklyn-based sisterhood of witchcraft, pagan, and occult devotees — bid farewell to Fall on Wednesday and celebrated the release of its…
Help This Man Realize His Trippy Dream Of Staging ‘Wizard Of Oz’ in Bushwick
Somewhere over in Bushwick the L train rides; artists and Hasids, poets and dreamers, ride their bikes. So goes a dreamy, surreal version of “Somewhere…