Are you captivated by Dracula, fascinated by the eerie, or intrigued by the haunted? Perhaps you're a little afraid of the dark? Step into the shadows and join Adam Bashian and Laura Sudduth of Dark Interiors for a spellbinding presentation that unearths the chilling origins of Victorian Gothic Horror. From 19th-century literature to 20th-century cinema, discover how classic horror themes were born and evolved, all while bringing the works of Poe, Shelley, Stoker, and more to life within the haunting halls of the Grundy Museum.
Beginning in the Snyder Room of the Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library, the evening will lead guests to the Margaret R. Grundy Museum for the unveiling of the Victorian Gothic Horror Exhibit.
Light refreshments will be served.
Dress Code: Black Attire or Victorian Gothic Attire recommended but not required.
Prepare for a thrilling journey into the dark side of Victorian life—where modern monster lore began!
