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Up to No Good: Dear Darkling’s Guide to Halloween Events
October is a busy month for us witches and weirdos. This is the time of year when we crawl out of our cozy tombs and venture forth into the world. We attend parties, markets, film screenings, and...
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Alternative Holiday and Winter Events for the Weird
Everyone knows the holidays are a stressful, and extremely busy, time of the year. Make sure to take time for some dark-themed fun so you don’t get burned out from all the holiday cheer and goodwill....
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New Orleans: A Travel Guide for Darklings
New Orleans is a city famous for its exuberant nightlife and breathtaking architecture, however it also has a rich history steeped in the macabre and supernatural. The French Quarter is the city’s...
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Odd Lodges: Hotels for the Darkly Inclined
Sometimes it’s not about the journey but the destination. Case in point, these weird and wonderful respites offer non-traditional amenities that are miles from the beaten path. We’ve scoured the web to...
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The Haunted, the Beautiful: Thirteen Alternative Wedding Venues
Whether you believe in “till death do us part” or you think the afterlife is only the beginning, finding suitable wedding venues for your wedding is one of the first and most important things you have...
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8 Murder Houses You’ll Be Dying To Visit
When it comes to murder scenes and disembodied screams, America has some intriguingly blood-soaked soils. Join us, if you will, for a rip-roaring, axe-wielding, head-shattering romp across the great US...
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