Spooky stories from Vermont writers come to life at event this weekend

WATERBURY, Vt. (WCAX) – Spooky tales are coming to Waterbury this weekend. Bridgeside Books is holding “Spooky Tales” on Saturday.

The occasion will characteristic tales from eight native authors, all written for the occasion. These will probably be carried out by native actors.

The bookstore tells us the tales vary from grave-digging zombies impressed by true occasions to werewolves impressed by grief and loss, and even a bunch of children exploring a tunnel looking for a monster.

They put out a name for submissions earlier this 12 months and say Vermont authors delivered.

It was impressed by an identical occasion in Vermont held within the winter.

“I wished to take that very same kind of neighborhood storytelling thought however set it within the spooky and the scary as a result of there nonetheless is that want to actually draw near individuals if you’re scared. So we felt it will work properly with each the storytelling aspect that’s very important to Bridgeside and books, in addition to the neighborhood we’re making an attempt to foster,” stated Jenna Danyew of Bridgeside Books.

Watch the video to see our Cat Viglienzoni’s full dialog with Jenna Danyew.

“Spooky Tales” is good for older kids and adults.

It prices $12 to get in and you need to most likely purchase tickets forward of time because the occasion is half full already. You may get these on-line or at Bridgeside Books on 29 Stowe Road in Waterbury. Doorways open at 6 p.m. on Oct. 15 and curtain time is 7 p.m.

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