Interview with the Vampire Steampunk Demondaz... - Vampyres at Kensal Green Cemetery Open Day - This Saturday 4th July - Dead and Buried that night too
Jul. 3rd, 2009
10:57 am - Vampyres at Kensal Green Cemetery Open Day - This Saturday 4th July - Dead and Buried that night too
Message from
miss_mordred
The London Vampyre Group will be at the Kensal Green Cemetery Open Day Saturday 4th July
Dress in your Victorian mourning clothes (optional!) and come along and join the LVG at the Cemetery Open Day.
I know many of you will be there earlier in the day, however it would be good to meet up with fellow LVG members and maybe welcome some new faces. The plan is to meet at the main entrance to the cemetery at 2pm - The Main Gate, is to the east near the junction with Ladbroke Grove and has the cemetery offices there. http://www.kensalgreen.co.
We will then wander at our leisure around the cemetery; maybe taking in a tour of the cemetery and catacombs. If you plan to go on a tour, it is worth getting to the cemetery earlier to book tickets, as they can book up.
The Kensal Green annual Open Day is from 11.00 to 17.00.
Principal events typically include:
Cemetery tours with a general introduction to Kensal Green
Catacomb tours of the vaults beneath the Anglican Chapel
Specialist tours including The Great and the Good, and Ne'er-Do-Wells
Friends' bookstall at the Anglican Chapel
Children's face painting and dress-up with costumes for Victorian Mutes and Mourners
Display and motorcade of classic hearses from the Classic Hearse Register
Displays and stalls from other cemetery societies, local history groups and specialists in items and services of particular interest to the Friends of historical cemeteries, including jewellery, photographs, and original and reproduction Victorian mourning dress
Tour tickets are sold on the day at the booth on the porch of the Anglican Chapel; early booking is strongly advised as tours usually sell out by early afternoon. Cemetery tours cost three pounds per head, start at the steps of the Anglican Chapel, and last about an hour; catacomb tours cost two pounds per head, start at the door of the Anglican Chapel, and last about thirty minutes. Tours keep to the main paths, but sensible shoes -- and protection from sun or rain as the day demands -- are advisable. Please note that cemetery tours are suitable for all ages, but children under the age of 12 are not allowed in the catacomb.
Also stalls from a couple of creatives from the London goth crowd - Enlyl's Etsy and Veil of Visions
Also Dead and Buried Club in the evening, I'll be on the door there.

Darren, how's you? Hope things aren' trying your patience too far, and love to you and Audrey. HAve a great weekend. xxx
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Edited at 2009-07-03 12:02 pm (UTC)
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I might try to make another one with a bit more finesse : /
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