Lady Wilhelmina Wispa!

I dig Steampunk... I dig bands the persona-fi it and so I want to get lots and lots of them together under the Terminus starry starry sky.PositionsVisit: http://www.dragoncon.org/dc_contact.p...Dept: Creative Director ... want HELLBLINKI at D*CLet Hellblinki know you did wrote D*C... http://www.hellblinki.com/See More

Featured Acts: Blair Crimmins and the Hookers – www.blaircrimminsandthehookers.com  Sabrina Pandora – www.sabrinapandora.com  Talloolah Love – www.talloolah.com  Fonda Lingue – www.fondalingue.com  Ruby Redmayne & Tupelo Honey  DJ Swivel – …See More

Dragon*Con is the largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the universe!  See More

Come one and all to visit the opening of Georgia's first Steampunk Store brought to you by Penny Dreadful Productions.

EVENT RESCHEDULED!Due to conflicts with the Atlanta Dogwood Festival in the park on the 17th and Mother's Day on May 8th, we have rescheduled Steampunk in the Park for May 15th, 2011.  We realize this date won't work for everyone, but hopefully those who can will join us anyway! We are pleased to announce the date for the Second Annual Steampunk in the Park for 2011. Once again, our potluck picnic will be held the last Sunday in March in Atlanta's lovely Piedmont Park. We will be spreading out…See More

The Artifice Club is founded as an open ground for those who have one foot in the past, one in the future, and no thought to the present.

With a new venue, new ownership, and fresh ideas, the next Mechanical Masquerade will have an all new face beyond the mask and your attendence would be most desired! This will mark the maiden voyage of The Artifice Club, a new club for the eccentrically inclined and an event that should not be missed! Throughout the evening there will be feature lectures, vendors, workshops, and performances from across the field of our peers. A secret judges panel will be present and at the stroke of midnight,…See More

Don’t miss Oakland’s 31st annual Sunday in the Park (SIP) event on Sunday, October 3 from noon – 6:00 p.m. Sunday in the Park is a Victorian street festival offering fun and entertainment for all ages. The festival began in the late 70s and attendance has grown every year since. The suggested donation is $5. Admission for children 3 and under is free. SIP photo contest entries, sponsorship opportunities, vendor and artist market registrations are being accepted now.