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All Ages Community Halloween Concert & Market Event at U of G at Peter Clark Hall on Oct. 27
- Win a Disc Version PS5 with Horizon: Forbidden West for Best Halloween Costume
On October 27 at U of G in Peter Clark Hall at the University Centre. Exhibitionist | Guelph Art & Culture Magazine and OPIRG Guelph are hosting a night of spooky fun for people of all ages with performances from local artists Kat Steeves, Kale, Megan Arnold, special guest Not a Band from Toronto with Bodice to headline.
There will be various vendors there selling themed crafts and objects such as Dead Things Boutique, Too Old Too Cold Oddities and other local artisans and artists including Liam Reynolds, Soft Squad, Hooper Housewares, FutureProof Visuals and a dozen others will be on site with decorated booths and Halloween candy.
Event starts at 4pm and runs until 10pm. Stroller-friendly, accessible space, kids under five receive free admission, $5 minimum pay-what-you-can (PWYC) entry. Culturally appropriative costumes will be denied entry.
Funds raised from the event will go towards the Guelph Student Foodbank and fundraising efforts for the magazine.
A new Disc Version PS5 with a copy of Horizon: Forbidden West is the prize for best costume of the evening and will be judged by a secret committee at the event. To qualify to win:
Be present at the event at 9pm when we announce the winner
Follow @exhibitionistmagazine on Instagram
Tag @exhibitionistmagazine in a photo of your costume on Instagram at the event before 9pm
Prizes for second and third place include select pieces from local artists, vendors and more.
Exhibitionist | Guelph Art & Culture Magazine is a new and free publication run by a grassroots collective of journalists, artists, designers and students with the goal to shine a light on the vibrant art scene in Guelph. Led by Editor-in-chief Zo Ross, and Art Director, Daniel Annis, the team is serious about making sure Guelph citizens know just how cool their city is.
#guelph #local #ps5 #art #community
- Win a Disc Version PS5 with Horizon: Forbidden West for Best Halloween Costume
On October 27 at U of G in Peter Clark Hall at the University Centre. Exhibitionist | Guelph Art & Culture Magazine and OPIRG Guelph are hosting a night of spooky fun for people of all ages with performances from local artists Kat Steeves, Kale, Megan Arnold, special guest Not a Band from Toronto with Bodice to headline.
There will be various vendors there selling themed crafts and objects such as Dead Things Boutique, Too Old Too Cold Oddities and other local artisans and artists including Liam Reynolds, Soft Squad, Hooper Housewares, FutureProof Visuals and a dozen others will be on site with decorated booths and Halloween candy.
Event starts at 4pm and runs until 10pm. Stroller-friendly, accessible space, kids under five receive free admission, $5 minimum pay-what-you-can (PWYC) entry. Culturally appropriative costumes will be denied entry.
Funds raised from the event will go towards the Guelph Student Foodbank and fundraising efforts for the magazine.
A new Disc Version PS5 with a copy of Horizon: Forbidden West is the prize for best costume of the evening and will be judged by a secret committee at the event. To qualify to win:
Be present at the event at 9pm when we announce the winner
Follow @exhibitionistmagazine on Instagram
Tag @exhibitionistmagazine in a photo of your costume on Instagram at the event before 9pm
Prizes for second and third place include select pieces from local artists, vendors and more.
Exhibitionist | Guelph Art & Culture Magazine is a new and free publication run by a grassroots collective of journalists, artists, designers and students with the goal to shine a light on the vibrant art scene in Guelph. Led by Editor-in-chief Zo Ross, and Art Director, Daniel Annis, the team is serious about making sure Guelph citizens know just how cool their city is.
#guelph #local #ps5 #art #community