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Join the Next Generation of Psychedelic Leaders on Saturday, September 26th, 2026 at Higher Ground D.C.
San Antonio Gridiron Show 2026 is a Professional Development event listed on the Society of Professional Journalists calendar for September 26, 2026. For location and city details, see the SPJ listing.
Sex Club: London - Weekend Retreat I starts on 26 September 2026 at Here & Now (N16), 231 Stoke Newington Church St, London N16 9HP, UK. The event is listed in the Professional Development format; source listing: https://dandelion.events/e/u4k4q.
This year, our centerpiece screening will be the perfect way to welcome in the spooky season with the Pennsylvania Premiere of The Haunting of Pennhurst! A homecoming of a film set in Pennsylvania's Pennhurst Asylum, this can't miss film takes an honest look into the complicated history of the notorious former institution, its challenging history, and the disabled actors who now help transform the space into one of the state's most well known haunted houses. This screening as part of Backyard Docs Film Festival will be taking place in an abandoned convent, formerly the Father Kraus Center in Mount Oliver. The setting is a perfect fit for the screening where it is sure to give the audience a spook. A filmmaker Q&A will follow the screening. This screening will be captioned and ADA accessible. The Haunting of Pennhurst An institution for disabled people, notorious for decades of abuse, was finally shuttered in 1987—only to reopen 30 years later as a haunted house attraction. Here, disabled actors become “haunters,” navigating the shadowy corridors where performance and reality bleed together over one season at the Pennhurst Asylum.