This was a custom commissioned Cemetery Under Glass™…featuring everyone’s favourite bio-exorcist – Beetlejuice! (or Betelgeuse, if yer French). It features a special edition, screen accurate, Beetlejuice collectible “bobble head” (with glow-in-the-dark hair).
Who would think that in the 21st century, we’d be talking about a worldwide plague…that we lived through?!? Of course, we’re not out of the pandemic yet, but we are starting to see some light ahead – and it seems some of that may actually be…sunshine! Meanwhile, we’ve done our best to stay busy, creating…
Join Missus Mooney & Michael Furey as they take you on a Spooky Adventure to one of the Most Haunted Cities in the UK. Find out which famous local criminal became the inspiration for Jekyll & Hyde.Learn where the word Black Market came from, where Ebeneezer Scrooge is buried (yes, really) and how Edinburgh University…
It’s that season again…Musem Presentations, macabre displays, you know, FUN & INTERESTING! As things go, there is good news and not-so-good news (for some of you): The GOOD news – our featured exhibition, “The Spiritorium – A Cabinet Of Curiosities”, is on display at the Edinburgh Square Museum (Caledonia, Ontario) from Tues. 11 Oct. through…
Pour your favourite beverage, grab some snacks, dress for the occasion and find a relaxing spot to sit, as we host a virtual get-together and discuss those wacky Victorians and their fascination with all things supernatural! There will be a one hour presentation, followed by an open chat.There may even be a prize for the…
“Remember, you’re unique…just like everyone else!” Be careful how you read that; we’re speaking to YOU. Even as we try to claim these times are progressive and changing, there are still so many dusty old ideas of conformity, of being “normal” (whatever THAT means). We live by that creed…you should too. Be who you truly…
Victorians loved a good ghostly tale at Christmas. Dickens wrote dozens and his well known classic ghost story “A Christmas Carol” is still as popular today as it was in 1832. The tradition of ghost stories was well-rooted in the hearts & minds of Victorians as they gathered around the table or in the parlour…