Dance
The Pittsburgh Witches Ball
Dance

The Pittsburgh Witches Ball

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This is a Masquerade Party, to honor those dearly departed our ancestors we honor them with an opening blessing and an ancestor altar, we bring top acts to lift the energy & spirit, dancing highly recommended speaking of dancing we will have a local belly dance troupe to share their talents & skills.National Recording Artist Headling the evening“Candi” Carpenter is an American singer-songwriter known for blending country, Americana, and alternative pop/rock, with a career spanning from early gospel roots to independent and label-backed projects, noted they written and sung the title track to the television show American GodDust Bowl Faeries are a dark cabaret and gothic polka–infused freak folk ensemble from the New York Hudson Valley, blending circus music, murder ballads, and Eastern European folk traditions into a whimsical yet otherworldly sound Founded in 2014 by Ryder Cooley — known as the Faerie Queen — and her taxidermy “spirit animal” Hazel the RamColin & the Crows are an alt folk band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for blending smooth, sweet melodies with occasional psychedelic touches Formed in the Pittsburgh music scene, the group is part of a loose collective that also includes The Hills and the Rivers and Cousin Boneless. Their sound is described as a mix of songwriting, guitar, violin, and bass, with other instruments — saxophone, drums, piano, and trumpet — Frontman Colin A. Hill (guitar/vocals) blends lyrics and poetry with melodies drawn from “the ether,” allowing different genres to merge naturallyWait there is so much more from the wonderful buffet included in the price of ticket, coffee & tea bar, open cash bar, and a festive environment; doors open 7pm sharp. Yes local noted people will be attending, why yes there will be Witches, Pagans, Heathens & of course Sundry Folk, this open event welcome to all, yes it is a diverse multicultural evening, no weapons of mass destruction permitted, no nudity, no hateful green hags or cheesy red devil
Sources: visitpgh

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