— Thursday, October 25th, 2018 —

The Gravesend Inn A Haunted Hotel
186 Jay Street at New York City College of Technology
Time: 12pm – 3pm
Price: $10
The Gravesend In, New York City College of Technology’s (City Tech) high-tech Haunted Hotel is back for its 20th year! This year the spirit of a departed Native American women has made its way through the time portal, taking guests on a skin-crawling adventure.

Wunderkammer: A Taxidermy Showcase and Competition
149 7th Street at The Bell House
Time: 8pm
Price: $10/adv; $12/door
Enjoy the nations most innovate taxidermy artists fill you with awe and wonder as they showcase their most creative creatures in a competition that awards the beautiful and bizarre.

The L Train Shutdown Nightmare + Club Transit
53 Scott Avenue at Club Transit
Time: 8pm – 4am
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Price: $20 – $35
The L Train Shutdown Nightmare + Club Transit is a 40,000 sq. ft haunted house experience and popup club taking place in Brooklyn. Centered around the upcoming closure of the L Train, straphangers will arrive at Club Transit, a popup hub for NYC’s most exciting names in music, fashion, art, food + drink. From there, passengers are led on a terrifying, mind-altering journey through the decaying streets of Bushwick, warped by the chaos and destruction wrecked by the disturbing aftermath of the L train shutdown. Once your journey’s complete, you’ll head back to Club Transit, Bushwick’s last refuge from the shutdown’s wrath … or is it?

HOCUS POCUS…ENTIRELY FROM MEMORY
308 Bedford Avenue at Videology Bar & Cinema
Time: 9pm
Price: $10
Ten Bones Theatre Company is returning to Videology for the final time and bringing the Sanderson sisters with them. Eight performers will attempt to recreate Hocus Pocus using only what they can remember after watching it once the week prior.

FOUND FOOTAGE FESTIVAL PRESENTS: VCR PARTY
445 Albee Square W at Alamo Drafthouse
Time: 9:30pm
Price: $15
Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher of the Found Footage Festival dredge up their spookiest VHS finds in this special Halloween edition of VCR Party.

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