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Thursday, October 28th, 1999
- Hallowmas "Early Bird" Party
9:00 PM - Savage Garden, 550 Queen St.
West
- Toronto's favourite Gothic nightspot opened especially for any Hallowmas
attendees who arrived in the city early. They danced to their favourite tunes;
drank lots of booze; hooked up with old friends and made some new ones; and
warmed-up for a weekend of way too much fun and not enough sleep.
Friday, October 29th, 1999
- Afternoon Tea & Meet'n'Greet
2:00 to 5:00 PM - Carlton Room at The Days Inn, 30 Carlton
St.
- An informal social gathering at the Hallowmas hotel gave the weekend an
official kick-off. Attendees had a chance to chat, relax & enjoy tea,
coffee, pastries, hors d'oeuvres, sandwiches, canapés and more. The
afternoon also included a Gothic Gift Swap.
- Bands & DJs - Night One
9:00 PM - Reverb & Holy Joe's, 651 Queen St.
W.
- The first night of Hallowmas music and madness featured bands
Autumn, Ariel, Translucia and DJ Lady Bathory in
Reverb, while the more intimate Holy Joe's featured dark ambient and
experimental sounds spun by DJs ASI, Fross and Leslie. Topping
things off was a pumpkin carving contest.
Saturday, October 30th, 1999
- Vendor's Market
1:00 to 5:00 PM - Carlton Room at The Days Inn, 30 Carlton
St.
- A wide variety of lovely wares were offered for attendees to purchase (or
at least drool over) including jewellry, clothing, corsets, leather goods,
comix, books, videos, art and much more.
- Bands & DJs - Night Two: The Costume Ball
9:00 PM - Reverb & Holy Joe's, 651 Queen St.
W.
- Night number two saw My Scarlet Life and Parade hitting the
stage in Reverb, joined by DJ Fross, while Mars & Salo manned
the decks in Holy Joe's. And of course, there was a fabulous Hallowe'en
costume contest.
Sunday, October 31st, 1999
- Ghost Walk
2:00 to 4:00 PM - throughout downtown Toronto
- This tour of the spooky side of Toronto was hosted by Siobhan with a route
provided to us by the kind folks at the Toronto Ghosts & Hauntings Research
Society.
- Buffet Brunch
4:00 to 5:30 PM - J.J. Muggs, Toronto Eaton
Centre
- OK, technically it was a little late in the day to be called
"brunch", but whatever. It was still an all-you-can-eat feast of many
delicious things.
- Bands & DJs - Night Three: Over The Top
9:00 PM - Reverb & Holy Joe's, 651 Queen St.
W.
- The theme of this final night of Hallowmas was "Over The
Top", and attendees with encouraged to deck themselves out in their
gothiest, trashiest, campiest & glamiest gear. Reverb was rocked by The
Brickbats, The Vampire Beach Babes and DJ Greg Clow, while DJ
Antithesis filled Holy Joe's with some industrial and electronic sounds.
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