Whether it's taxidermy, contortionists, or quirky home decor, this 'peculiar paradise' will have it all.
Whether it's taxidermy, contortionists, or quirky home decor, this"peculiar paradise" will have it all.
The traveling festival, which brands itself as a “peculiar paradise where weird thrives,” is a one-day odyssey of rare trinkets, animal bones, and contortionists. The event returns to Philly on April 27 and takes place at the, who organized the first iteration of the event in Philly back in 2018. “It’s a peculiar paradise like no other,” Hutterwhen the event took place over two days.
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