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Whitby Gothic Weekend Photos / Pictures Gallery
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Your Goth Weekend – Goth Weekend Photos – Whitby Goth Weekend
Whitby Goth Weekend takes place twice a year. These are just a few photographs of the many wonderful sites that can be seen around Whitby during these very special annual events.
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therallystall
February 2, 2011 at 9:06 pm
This is always a great event, doesnt matter if you are a goth, emo or biker, they all seem to intermingle and have a great time. It never ceases to amaze me the detail and time spent by people in the clothing. A biker usually seen wearing a classic rock t shirt is suddenly transformed into something edwardian steampunk inspired. A great place to be
Geoffrey Wishart
March 18, 2011 at 6:57 pm
I came to the WGW last October on my birthday, as it is on Halloween, mainly to take photographs of the event, and was amazed at the beautiful costumes that many participants were wearing and also was really comfortable with the friendly atmosphere. Everyone was enjoying themselves, laughing and drinking and just having fun. This year in March I am going to dress up too. I am going to be King Charles II. I have made my own costume, first time I have used a sewing maching, and have tried it out for friends comments and they have all said how nice it is, so I am looking forward to this coming event. The only thing I will miss is taking photos myself. Probably see you all there.
Tony Hampton
March 26, 2011 at 6:51 am
The gurl with the daffodils is strikingly beautiful. All the pictures are really nice. Thanks for sharing them. Ive put some on my blog and linked back as you requested. I have emailed you the details.
admin
March 26, 2011 at 8:15 am
As always it was great to see the Goth’s in town today. Some really nice people about and it was great to get talking to people around town. The main topic of conversation seemed to be the fact that there is 2 separate events running this year on completely different weekends. The town did not seem as busy as other years and one wonders if the alleged rivalry between the 2 organisers and the 2 separate events has had a negative effect on the event as a whole. Lets hope that next year something can be sorted out to unite the events for the better good of all involved.
Nigel Ward
March 29, 2011 at 7:15 pm
Not much sign of life at the Dark Daisy web-site (maybe they only update it during the hours of darkness?), and I hear that Sam Hall’s phone is on the blink, too.
The Goths bring a great deal to Whitby and nobody wants to lose them, so it’s very worrying that there seems to have been a bit of a downturn. Times are tight enough.
My two penn’orth ( for what it’s worth) is that the Goth scene would benefit from a more professional set-up who can build fresh relationships with the Council and the other venuses, so as to re-unify the Goth loyalties by offering a reliable and more enterprising product.
Whitby is where the Goths want to come. First choice every time. But Whitby shouldn’t be complacent about that. If the scene is sorted, the Goths will be back.
angela
March 29, 2011 at 10:41 pm
I can just imagine Nigel in a steam punk outfit..question is Cheerios or not?
I would, but they would clash with my catsuit…..;-)
neil darnbrough
March 28, 2011 at 4:46 pm
hello..We are a band called STORM.This is the second time we have played during the goth weekend..We did two nights at the pier pub..We always have a fantastic time and find the whole experience brilliant.Whitby is a lovely place and during goth week adds that something different…We are back during the November goth weekend the 4th and 5th.Please check our web site at http://www.stormrockband.com also our facebook site..Cheers the Storm boys
admin
March 28, 2011 at 7:37 pm
Hi Niel, thanks for posting your comment on the site. We are always pleased to hear from people who read the site. Could you keep in touch with us and let us know next time your playing and Ill nip down ang get some photographs, with your permission of course.
neil darnbrough
March 28, 2011 at 11:06 pm
thanks for replying and no poblem about pics…great magazine by the way and keep up the good work
angela
March 29, 2011 at 5:29 pm
100/114 looks like she has Cheerios stuck to her face lol cool shots Glenn – nice one
David Greenwood
April 22, 2012 at 9:13 am
It appears we have a problem with therector re photography? yet the Church seems happy to embrace gay clergy and conduct same sex marriges in Church, I am so confused??
Mal Spunkster
April 30, 2012 at 5:23 pm
I have always loved WgW but i have to say its becoming unrecognisable,as an actual Goth event, it’s turning into a fetish / deviance fest, too many ” other elements ” for me and a lot of my friends :-/