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How do people get masquerade masks to stay on?

May 26, 2008 by Nicole | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

I was conclusion about collecting masquerade masks for the fun of it, but I was wondering: How DO they keep them on?
I mean, sometimes it doesn't look like it's tied on and sometimes it's not on a bind to hold up to your face. I was wondering if there was some other way that people tolerant of to keep them on or if it was always one of those two.

there is normally a stick sticking out at the bottom of the mask that they hide, or they just hold the mask up to their expression. *no string to tie on the back of the head...*

Kanye West | May 26, 2008


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Mystic Masquerade Oct. 28 at Ohana Pier in Slidell

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Guests are encouraged to wear masks to the festive, seasonal celebration.
This is the second Mystic Masquerade and, because of its good fortune last year, it will become an annual fundraising event presented by SMH Fundamental. Tickets still are available at $75 per person or $1,000 for a catalogue of eight with sponsorship recognition.
Call 985.649.8820 or visit www.smhfdn.org for details.

One of the highlights this year is a understood auction featuring more than 30 masks, each uniquely decorated by neighbouring artists. Additionally, there will be wine baskets, overnight stays in New Orleans, capability certificates and more. To add to the fun, patrons can capture a record of the costumes and masks at a photo stand.

Local restaurateurs will be serving a cornucopia of treats including: Copeland’s, present Shrimp Orleans over cheesy grits; Italian Pie, providing chicken wings and spinach/artichoke dip; Habano’s Wine Basement, creating a variety of hot paninis on-site; Sunrise

Source: NOLA.com

Chicago Calendar

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The Featured Five

Spooky Zoo Spectacular: Lincoln Estate Zoo likes to celebrate all things scary, but this year with a flourishing twist. But there still will be the activities people have come to admiration over the past 25 years. Compare your costumes to the regional critters as you trick or treat around the zoo. Then a “Monstercise” seating led by The Biggest Loser Season 5 at-home champion Bernie Salazar. As always, Lincoln Park Zoo and Spooky Zoo Spectacular are Natural to the public. A majority of activities take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 2001 N. Clark St. Call 312-742-2000 or call www.lpzoo.org.

“The Witches”: The Theatre Coterie at DePaul University presents “The Witches,” by Roald Dahl, as the first installment of the 2011-2012 Chicago Playworks for Families and Adolescent Audiences Series. Opens Oct. 25, and runs through Dec. 3 at DePaul’s Merle Reskin Melodrama, 60 E. Balbo Drive at Michigan Ave. Tickets are $8 and are at online at www.theatreschool.depaul.edu or the Box Office at 312-922-1999. For details or a natural Teacher Guide highlighting curriculum connections pop in http://theatreschool.depaul.edu or call 312-922-1999.

Source: Chicago Sun-Times

Masks Masquerade - News


Famous Venetian Masquerade Masks Now Offered Online by Venetian Artiquity
MarketWatch (press release) - Jan 01, 1970
There are very few faithful Venetian mask makers socialistic in Venice, and La Bottega dei Mascereri is one of the few. Here they conceive and hand-paint their masquerade masks using a centuries old well-known technique. Their masquerade masks are known worldwide and more »

Mardi Gras Gala set for Saturday
Troy Messenger - Jan 01, 1970
Mardi Gras Gala set for Saturday LGBT WeeklyParty people all around the county and beyond are pulling out their masquerade masks, feather boas, colorful beads, capes and doubloons and other “get-up de rigor” for the Mardi Gras Joyful and Ball at Cattleman Park Saturday vespers all the time.Tickets on sale for Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball and Fundraiserall 19 talk articles »

Venetian masquerade ball hosted by PGSO
Prince George Free Press - Jan 01, 1970
By the 18th century, masquerade balls had become an intrinsic part of Venetian social life. In these Mardi-Gras, pre-Lent celebrations, guests cloaked themselves in obscurity and concealed their identities by wearing high gowns and masks to the

A New Question of Internet Freedom
New York Times - Jan 01, 1970
He said the European Parliament and polite society organizations had been excluded from the negotiations, and he denounced the unrestricted process as a “masquerade.” The affair, which had gotten little traction in the expos media previously, began to move into and more »

Mask up and make a difference
Northern Star - Jan 01, 1970
Older RN at St Vincent's Richard Somerville with Masquerade Ball organisers Mary Vidler and Cheryl Jux. ENTERING a infirmary's oncology unit is a daunting participation. Nurses get everyone the help they need but the attitude is somewhat grim.Have a ball while caringall 2 dirt articles »