Museum of Anatomy marks Halloween with an event on fear and phobias
The Museum of Anatomy is holding a Halloween event titled "Nothing to Be Afraid Of Here?" on 29 October. Visitors can see the museum's most mysterious exhibits, watch short horror films and explore the nature of fear with experts.
The Museum of Anatomy is holding a Halloween event called "Nothing to Be Afraid Of Here?" on 29 October. The museum invites people to look for answers to the question of why scary stories, horror films and eerie legends attract us.
What the programme includes
Visitors will be able to get acquainted with the museum's most mysterious exhibits and watch short horror films. Together with experts, they can also examine the nature of fear and learn in which cases it turns into a phobia.
The event is timed to Halloween, which is marked at the end of October. The source gives no start time, ticket prices or names of the participating experts.
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