MASKERADE: The Many Faces of Fear

MASKERADE: The Many Faces of Fear

Black and white photo of a cemetery with several crosses on graves, surrounded by leafless trees on a foggy day.
Close-up of a black granite Celtic cross gravestone with a horizontal grave marker on a black background.

November 1ST

November 1ST

FearFest 2025 is more than a Halloween event

it’s a story we tell together.
From playful frights to powerful rites, this year’s festival explores the magic of

masks: how we hide, reveal, and transform.

2025 Theme: MASKERADE

This year, we ask: What’s behind the mask?
From folklore to drag, ritual to rave, masks have long helped us become who we are — or who we’re afraid to be.

We invite you to create, wear, and share your own story-mask. Join the parade. Join the procession. Join the transformation.

Three people wearing Halloween masks: one with a white skull mask decorated with red and green floral designs, one with an orange pumpkin mask with a carved face, and one with a ghost face mask, standing outdoors at night with a streetlamp in the background.
A person decorating a black paper skull with white chalk on a dark surface. Around are Halloween-themed items including a paper lantern decorated like a sugar skull, a carved pumpkin, and small jars of paint and a brush.
A decorated skull mask with floral designs on a table, with three blurry women in the background. They are engaged in an activity, possibly crafting or decorating.

Are you an artist, vendor or performer?

Are you an artist, vendor or performer?

Join us at FearFest

Celebrating courage, creativity, and community. Express interest now and be part of the uprising.

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