My favorite Dorian s moment was from last month, when there was a film crew asking to film us posing

There's no better time to go to Dorian's Parlor than Halloween time ! On October 22nd Dorian's Parlor will be having its annual Grand October live airline flight tracking Ball from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Ormandy Ballroom of the DoubleTree Hotel (237 South Broad Street).
This event features a fashion show from a local "Latex Enthusiast" The Baroness, whose provocative pieces appeared in Lady Gaga's "Born This Way! Also appearing at Dorian's Parlor is Alex Reed of Thou Shalt Not.
Not only will Dorian's Parlor have these amazing performances, but vendors and craftspeople will be sprinkled throughout the event. The host for the evening is Steampunk author G.D. Falksen who recently published the fast-paced Blood in the Skies, the first of many scintillating novels in his Hellfire Chronicles series.
Admission is $25, and includes a drink ticket and hors d'oeuvres. Tickets are available at TicketLeap . Philadelphia's Doubletree Hotel is located on the corner of Broad Street and Locust. It is easy accessible from the Broad Street Line, Septa Bus 27 and 32, and a short walk from Suburban Station.
When she's not thrift store shopping for the perfect dress to cover in blood for her next Zombie costume, Jo Pincushion is slowly making her presence known in the city of brotherly love as an aspiring writer, singer, film critic, and haunted house expert.
Dorian s is always a fun event to attend. I should know, I m the Mayor of Dorian s on Foursquare. Not only are the attractions reason live airline flight tracking enough to go, but the people there are super friendly and won t shun you if you re not dressed in steampunk. Whether or not you win the tickets, you should just go anyway, and try to get your picture taken by Hugh Casey. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the really tall guy with a top hat that has googly eyes!!
My favorite Dorian s moment was from last month, when there was a film crew asking to film us posing in mock fear of an imaginary monster. It was entertaining watching people think outside the box and not just do a look of fear.
I would have to say that bringing a bachelorette party to dorians then having the bride to be placed in the middle of the dance floor only to have the belly dancers give her a lap dance would have to be one of my favorite memories.