Events Archives (beta)

This is a recreation of the old event pages and albums created manually on the Twisted Image and Costumer’s Closet site.

Twisted Image Events

Karen Tully and I organized a number of events under the banner of Twisted Image Productions, many of them for the Greater Bay Area Costumers Guild. We frequently published a series of articles leading up to the event for the edification and entertainment of potential attendees.

They Went Thataway: The Twisted Hollywood Western! (April 1999)

What do mad scientists, Eastern European royalty, espionage, werewolves, flying pie plates, zombies, time-travel, Robin Hood, bounty hunters, singing cowboys, and just generally messing about with history have in common? They Went Thataway! April 25, 1999 We had a wonderful time on our trip to the 1870’s and the madness that was the twisted Hollywood Western….
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The Masque of Zorro — April 28-30, 2000

A weekend-long Event celebrating the legends and history of California and Californio alike. Note: This is an archival recreation of the pages and articles for the event. Links and email addresses may no longer be valid. Friday night, April 28 through Sunday afternoon, April 30, 2000 A Special 10th Anniversary GBACG Event at the Hearst…
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Italian Carnivale Banquet, Sunday, March 2, 2003 (canceled)

(sadly, this event was cancelled for lack of ticket sales. Here’s the article we wrote, anyway!) As with any of these archival sites, links may no longer be valid A brief review of the origins and history of Carnivale and its costumes, with links to more resources, and the ticket sales page for the GBACG…
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Godzilla Vs Pokemon (October 2005)

(A Halloween Extravaganza we did with some friends just for fun) It was a costume party!Godzilla, Mothra, King Kong, King Ghidara, Pikachu (and all the other PocketMonsters), Ash, Sailor Moon, Frankenstein, Count Dracula and all their friends got together for an epic evening of stomping, snorting and snacking!…Not to mention repeatedly destroying our very own downtown Tokyo… all recorded in glorious ! The Theme was Japanese Science…
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