If you’re looking for a unique party event to attend, then you won’t want to miss the ninth annual Edwardian Ball, taking place at Los Angeles’s Globe Theatre on Friday, February 9th until Sunday, February 11th. This will be the first year the ball will be going on for two consecutive nights, and you’ll get to experience a costume ball themed after the late Edward Gorey, an author and illustrator, and King Edward VII of England.
The event will feature plenty of excellent food and fun, and the party is a whimsical experience. You’ll get to see plenty of elegant costumes designed after King Edward VII of England’s reign (from 1901 to 1910), and also inspired by Edward Gorey’s wonderful illustrations. There will be plenty of great entertainment, including live musicians, a musical version of an Edward Gorey story, ballroom dancing, stage shows, a marketplace, and some great-tasting food and beverages provided to you by Edward’s Kitchen.
The Edwardian Ball Takes place from Friday, February 9th until Sunday, February 11th. Ticket prices vary depending on the type of ticket you decide to purchase.
General admission tickets give you access to all performances, gaming, the Underground Gardens, and access to Edward’s Kitchen where you can purchase food. VIP tickets give you access to the VIP balcony with lounge seating, and also include all the features offered by general admission. For more information about the event, please visit their website here.Bottom of Form
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