About this Event
Dive into the history of early image projection through a presentation on the history of magic lanterns and enjoy a Victorian era phantasmagoria show - including footage from slides made in the 1800s!
Phantasmagoria is an early version of horror theatre; experience delightful and scary vintage animations and try your hand at making your own projector slides.
Accessibility Note: This show may not be suitable for those sensitive to flashing lights.
Fridays, October 9th & 16th from 6 PM - 8:30 PM
Ages 12+ (screening includes fantasy horror, parental discretion is advised)
$15 per person. Registration required.
1116 Brunette Avenue, Coquitlam.
About Mackin House Museum:
Mackin House Museum (operated by Coquitlam Heritage Society) is a museum based out of a 1909 Heritage House originally belonging to the Sales Manager of the Fraser Mill. The house now serves as a community event space, hosts exhibits, and generally works to share the joint culture and history of the diverse city of Coquitlam.
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Support Mackin House Museum today by becoming a member! Members receive benefits like 10% off all paid events and workshops, complimentary private tours, and unlimited free admission to the Museum. Memberships start as low as $10 and support the Museum's programming and archival work.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Mackin House Museum (Coquitlam Heritage Society), 1116 Brunette Avenue, Coquitlam, Canada