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Colorado Dark Arts Festival
Sunday May 29th 2005


This year was the 4th annual Colorado Dark Arts Festival, so although it is a rather large event here in Colorado, it is fairly young and still growing. This event caters to anyone who has interest in the Dark community, and although most of the people that attend show up in their darkest clothing possible, a person like myself that isn't quite 'Goth' can fit in just fine amongst the crowd. The best aspect of this event is that everyone who attends shares some form of similarity, and just because we may not look the same on the outside, we find that we are very similar on the inside. In today's day and age, its truly rare for a group of individuals to come together and drop the Stereotypical baggage long enough to just have a good time and I feel that this is what makes CDAF so successful.

There is so much to do at CDAF, and the entertainment that it provides is sure to meet anyone's needs. Personally, I like to go and just watch the great bands, but if you are into Art or Fashion than you could have a field day. There is also DJ's and others Artists that perform randomly cool things that I have never seen before like Master Goliath who demonstrates a Japanese Rope Bondage called Shibari, or Belly Dancers that nearly put you into a hypnotic trance. All in all, if you are interested in any form of Art you will find it at this event.

Its easy to understand why Colorado Vampire Association would get together offline for this event, and attending Colorado Dark Arts Festival as a group has now become a tradition. We all decide on a small cafe or quiet place to meet up as a group, and then after we have a chance to get to know everyone we venture over to one of the locations that is hosting CDAF and then we break up and do our own thing. This allows everyone to have a chance to explore all of the art, bands and demonstrations.

The Dark Arts Festival goes from state to state as far as I know, so if you are interested in attending an event like this in your area, find out if your city or a city near you has a Dark Arts Festival, I assure you that you will not be let down

Steve Thompson
VC Associate Member

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