Those interested can rest assured that no animals were killed for the sake of the class or the expo as a whole, and all specimens are sustainably sourced from farms, vet clinics, foraging, etc. Seats for this class are very limited, so don’t wait until the last minute to buy a ticket. Tickets for this six-hour class run for $235 and include entry into the expo. Or see the wares of Waco's home for all things spooky, Skellington Curiosities.įor a more hands-on experience, consider learning the art of taxidermy in the Two-Headed Duckling Taxidermy Class led by Heather Clark, a master in the art of beautifully preserving specimens. Visit the Looney Tunes-style art of monstrous figures by local Austin artist Spicy Donut. Shop the whimsical paintings of bats, frogs turning into mushrooms, human hearts being run through by daggers, and more by San Antonio-based artist Caitlin Rose. While bringing the works of folks from out of town, it also gives attendees the chance to shop from local Texan vendors. Priding themselves on being a DIY-run show, the expo only books original vendors and artists, not franchise-based sellers. Horror fans, art collectors, animal lovers, and anyone with a fascination for the macabre will find themselves at home. Its vendors sell everything from preserved beetles and butterflies to unique (sustainably sourced) taxidermy, creepy dolls, decorated longhorn skulls (for the UT alumni, presumably), crystals, antiques, candles for rituals, handcrafted spooky soaps, beaded jewelry, and many more unique finds beyond your wildest imaginations. and makes its Austin stop at the Palmer Events Center this Saturday, June 18, 10am-6pm.

The celebration of all things weird, spooky, and rare showcases the unusual work of independent artists, collectors, and craftspeople in its tour across the U.S. Price includes everything you need.If you’re in need of a painting of a human heart, a beautifully etched sheep skull, a necklace made of alligator vertebrae, or a cartoon print of your favorite horror character, the Oddities and Curiosities Expo is the place to go. Jackalope Workshop $180 - This 4 hour class teaches you how to mount a Jackalope. Purchase your GA ticket in advance to skip the entry lines day of. General Admission $10 - Access anytime between 11AM - 6PM. (You will order this online, you will get a code upon entering the show) Also includes a free museum ticket to Ripley's Believe It Or Not!, a free can of Liquid Death, a special stage show and a free T-Shirt from The Alley. Be the first inside to peruse through our amazing vendors.

VIP $20 - Includes 1 hour early access at 10AM to skip the crowds.

General Admission available May 1st 2020. TICKETS: VIP and class tickets available April 1st, 2020. The O&C Expo provides a safe place for anyone to come and discover new artists, meet new friends and be surrounded by an amazing community of like-minded people. All items you see at our shows are legal to own and sustainably sourced. We truly have something weird for everyone. You'll find items such as: taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror/halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, clothing, jewelry, skulls/bones, funeral collectibles & much more. TIME: VIP Entry: 10AM // General Admission Entry: 11AM - 6PMĮNTRY COST: VIP $20 // GA $10 // Kids 12 & Under FreeĪBOUT: The Oddities & Curiosities Expo showcases hand selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses from all over the country with all things weird.

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