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Whitby Goth Weekend – April 2010

Posted by Dracula on May 17, 2010 in Whitby Goth Weekend | 0 comments

Whitby Goth Weekend – April 2010

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Looks like the dress code was up to its usual outrageously high standard!

Alan

Whitby Goths on The Culture Show

Posted by Dracula on Jan 26, 2009 in Whitby Goth Weekend | 0 comments

Whitby Goths on The Culture Show

Just in case you were unaware of the Goth phenomenon (and how big it is), here’s a great little video from The Culture Show exploring the finer aspects of Whitby’s Goth culture.

Find out what makes Goth’s come back to the town year after year after year…

From October 2006 Whitby Gothic Weekend

Gothic Weekend in Whitby

Posted by Dracula on Oct 27, 2008 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

And if yesterday’s post didn’t put you off, here’s where you should stay…

GOTHIC WEEKEND IN WHITBY

Tony and Rivkah’s stay at Bats and Broomsticks, a Gothic Victorian guesthouse in Whitby, Yorkshire, the town where Bram Stoker wrote Dracula. Film produced by www.yourphotomovies.co.uk.

Whitby Goth Weekend and Fish and Chips!

Posted by Dracula on Oct 26, 2008 in Whitby Goth Weekend | 0 comments

Tongue in cheek stuff… the Goth Weekend is a great attraction!

FISH & CHIPS at Whitby Goth Weekend Festival 2008

Our original song/video about Whitby Goth Weekend / Festival.

Featuring beautiful goth girls in Whitby.

We used to be goths by the way, so don’t take offense if you are a goth. Meant to be a celebration of black stuff & all things gothy in a mick-taking sort of way…didn’t want to be too sycophantic.

Oh & just for the record, the section where Chris (the singer) says; “full of f**king clowns” was a reference to the town of Middlesbrough as we were discussing the location of Blaises nightclub as we ad libbed the song. It wasn’t a reference to Goths or the village of Whitby.

It’s unfortunate that I had to edit out the bit about Boro that followed (as the song was getting too long) & it sounds like he’s referring to Whitby as I edit back in.