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FLORIDA'S DEAF HALLOWEEN BASH 2026
FLORIDA'S DEAF HALLOWEEN BASH 2026
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THE HOUSE OF HORRORS: Florida Deaf Halloween Bash II is BACK!!
Two events, one day. Pick your ticket below.
DAY MARKET · 11am to 4pm · FREE with registration All ages. Shop 60+ Deaf-owned businesses. Kids activities and games all afternoon. Book signing with Jeanne Marrero (author of From Darkness to Light) from 2:30pm to 3:30pm, included. Grab your free ticket to lock in entry.
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NIGHT HALLOWEEN BASH · 8pm to 3am · 21+
Actual Halloween on a Saturday, inside a historic 1920s theater. Choose your ticket type below.
Every bash ticket includes:
- Full access to The Bash (8pm to 3am)
- DJ, live shows, games
- Vintage photobooth access
- Entry into the $500 costume contest
- Access to appetizer stations
Bash Ticket types:
- Early Bird ($35): limited quantity, first come first served
- At the Door ($45): only if any remain by event night
- VIP ($100): everything above PLUS line skip, reserved booth section with stage view, champagne bottle service, and a reserved window at the vintage photobooth. Limited spots.
**Costumes required!!! No costume, no entry, no refund.
Coming to both? Add a Day Market ticket AND your Bash ticket to the same order. One checkout, both events locked in.
How check-in works:
After purchase, you'll receive an emailed receipt as your confirmation. Keep it for your records. At the door, check-in is done by guest name list. No QR code, no mobile ticket to pull up. Just show a photo ID that matches the name on your ticket and you're in.
Group orders: Buying for a group? Put your name on the order. All tickets in the group will check in under that one name. No need to submit individual guest names.
Deaf-forward event. ASL first. Interpretation available for DeafBlind & hearing attendees on request. Email divinebyjeanne@gmail.com in advance to arrange.
All sales final. Full refund policy at checkout.
Presented by Multiaccess Collective. Organized by Divine by Jeanne.
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