Creatures, fairies and dark hunters: fantastical fun at Melbourne’s Starfall ball

Creatures, fairies and dark hunters: fantastical fun at Melbourne’s Starfall ball – in pictures

Fantasy fiction fans stepped into a make-believe world at the Melbourne Town Hall on 24 October for the Celestial Events Starfall ball. Tiaras, pixie ears, horns and wings proved popular attire for the immersive event inspired by fantasy novel writers such as Sarah J Maas and Rebecca Yarros • DanceRites 2026: First Nations performers bring story, song and dance to Sydney Opera House – in pictures Continue reading...

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According to The Guardian’s source item, Creatures, fairies and dark hunters: fantastical fun at Melbourne’s Starfall ball – in pictures, Fantasy fiction fans stepped into a make-believe world at the Melbourne Town Hall on 24 October for the Celestial Events Starfall ball. Tiaras, pixie ears, horns and wings proved popular attire for the immersive event inspired by fantasy novel writers such as Sarah J Maas and Rebecca Yarros • DanceRites 2026: First Nations performers bring story, song and dance to Sydney Opera House – in pictures Continue reading…

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