Parasol and Cane: Defensive tools of the noble
The everyday tool of all noble people in the Victorian age was a parasol or a cane. Join me to explore some basic techniques that can be employed against ruffians and ne’er do wells to ensure your safe walks in the park. We will discuss and demonstrate the use of the parasol or cane in a…
Read MoreMake a Unicorn Headpiece and Tail
And then join Janine and Xena for a unicorn romp/race World’s fastest Balloon Dog Race. Learn how to make a ballon dog and then join the short race. I think this would be fun, but if you do not, I understand
Read MoreGhosts at the Races
Actress, ghost tour guide and USA Today Bestselling author Leanna Renee Hieber shares tidbits of haunted histories from some of America’s famous racing towns, from Louisville to Saratoga Springs, and fascinating ghost lore that surrounds towns where horse racing has a long and storied history. A spirited discussion!
Read MoreThe Life and Art of Alphonse Mucha With Nathan Lueth
Ornate halos of flowers, flowing hair caught in an eternal breeze, and figures that seem to step out of dreams. This panel dives into the lush, iconic world of Alphonse Mucha, his inspiring personal journey, and how his Art Nouveau style can shape unforgettable fantasy realms. Together we’ll explore how Mucha’s use of pattern, symbolism,…
Read MoreThe Blood Siren’s Encounter
On Saturday, the Sirens will open their waters to the brave visitors of Bourbon City Steam. Approach the pool, stand at the water’s edge, and encounter the merfolk face to face. Then, capture a moment beside them and bask in their eerie glamour. Should you be brave enough, ask the sirens for gift – and…
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