RTE reports on the inaugural Stoker celebration. The festival invites the public to venture into the

RTE reports on the inaugural Stoker celebration. The festival invites the public to venture into the unknown for a gothic scarefest like no other and discover the hidden secrets that lie beneath the capital's streets this Halloween.
There will be a display of the life and work of Stoker during the festival at the Little Museum of Dublin, St Stephen's Green. Stoker s great-grand-nephew Dacre Stoker said the upcoming exhibit is the single most important collection of material related to Bram that has ever been put on public new york city boutique hotels display.
Aside from the exhibit, the festival will also feature an outdoor new york city boutique hotels screening of Nosferatu with a live score by 3epkano, Gothic Tales from the Crypt in Christchurch Cathedral, walking tours, children's workshops and panel discussions. RTE s Diana Bunici will interview best-selling author Derek Landy and others about their influences in Nightmare at Smock Alley.
This three-day festival includes film, exhibitions, plays, literature and performances and I invite Dubliners to celebrate Bram Stoker and his legacy of Dracula. What better way to celebrate Halloween than to get first-hand exposure to Dracula's blood-thirsty exploits?