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Once again, Austin Texas is host to the Nosferatu Festival. The festival will be held on Saturday, March 7th and Sunday, March 8th at Come and Take It Live with a kick-off party on March 6th at Kick Butt Coffee. What better way to Keep Austin Weird than to honor one of the greatest works of cinematic horror with its very own festival? Nosferatu Festival is thrown in honor of the vampire Nosferatu and all things vampire! And, this year’s Nosferatu Festival is bigger featuring more performances, more bands, more vendors, and DJs.
The festival starts on Friday night with the kick-off party featuring live music, DJ, burlesque performances and more, Then on Saturday and Sunday, there are 2 full festival days featuring live music, exotic performers, DJs, food, booze, photo ops, costume contests, vendors, and original artwork gallery, movie screenings, exclusive Nosferatu merchandise and more!
Tickets and VIP packages starting at $7 are available now at nosferatufestival.com.
Schedule of Events:
March 6, 2019, 8pm-1am
Nosferatu Festival Kick-off Party
Kick Butt Cafe, 5775 Airport Blvd. Austin, TX 78752
Music by DJ Lorraine Lorraine Von Strange
Music performances by Psycho 78, Rebel Flesh, Lucid Dementia
Burlesque and sideshow performances by Rev Rachet & Saint Catherine, Kristina Rev, Lindsay Laperle
March 7-9, 2019, 4pm-12am
Nosferatu Festival
Come and Take It Live, 2015 E Riverside Dr, Austin, TX 78741
Music by DJ Xyla (Sat), DJ Miserymachine (Sun)
Nosferatu screening with live score by Invincible Czars (Sat)
Music performance by Avenue Rockers (Sat), Livends (Sat), Ole Creepy (Sun), The Guillotines (Sun)
Burlesque and sideshow performances by KaRi Gallo (Sat/Sun), Rayne Drawps (Sat), Emma Vaux Deville (Sat), Poizen (Sat), Sabor Insanity (Sun), Ember Sol (Sun), Sigil Sisters (Sat/Sun)
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Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror by FW Murnau is one of the most influential silent films of all time. The film was released in Germany in 1922.