Yes indeed!
You read this blog title right. The cemetery that I speak of is the Laurel Hill
Cemetery located at 3822 Ridge Ave in Philadelphia. I’ve been attending the
different events at this fabulous historic landmark for years. The events are
top class and the staff is awesome. I love this cemetery so much that my friend
and I volunteer there. There are lots of events coming up this month and you’ll
want to check out the event page as soon as possible.
There is a
special event coming up on Saturday, September 10 from 8pm to 12am called Into
the Veil.
“Life is eternal. Death is merely a change in condition…"
Join Atlas Obscura and Laurel Hill Cemetery for an
immersive evening as we explore the liminal world that exists between the land
of the living and the realm of the dead. Inspired by the innovative event originated by
Atlas Obscura and Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery in 2015, the souls of Laurel
Hill invite you to contemplate the veil between life and the afterlife. An evening
of hidden art, music, cocktails and entertainment will await under the cover of
night as you choose your own path of discovery through the Cemetery’s
enchanting hallowed grounds.
In case of
rain, the event will be moved to September 11from 8 to 12.
Laurel Hill is America's first National Historic Landmark
Cemetery, boasting art, architecture, nature and stunning river views. This
final resting place of numerous historic notables is open daily with free
admission for self-guided tours or recreation. Joggers, dog walkers, bicyclists
and photographers are welcome. Unique public tours and events are offered
throughout the year, with all proceeds benefitting the preservation and
educational mission of Laurel Hill Cemetery. www.thelaurelhillcemetery.org
Talk about hidden art, Marie, your first photo of the cemetery is absolutely gorgeous, the framing, the light, the clouds/spirit that seem/s to be coming out of the urn in the window frame of the monument. Real art, my dear. But I'm worried about you. There seems to be a tarantula on you in the second photo, and it's heading up to your neck. Maybe it’s a pet? All the best, Marie!
ReplyDeleteI love you Victoria. I can't take credit for the photo, but no worries about the tarantula...she's a friend
DeleteOne of these days I'll get here. But I'm still scared.
ReplyDeleteNothing to be scared about. The shows are fabulous and cheap
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