I'm finishing up my list for holiday window painting today! Who recognizes the symbol on this shirt? Where's my @uofnorthgeorgia O.I'm finishing up my y#celestialstudioselestialstudios
I wish I still had mine!
Good Ole Oakwood U
Lakers
Gainesville College?
The Anchor Mascot...that's old school! Didn't attend there as a student, but one time during youth group, we had to get a picture with that mascot to win a photo scavenger hunt game!
That's not the old logo for Gainesville College, is it?
Krampus and high tea, enjoy a polite, sophisticated, vaguely threatening, and slightly unhinged high tea with the King of Holiday Punishment. Included are snacks, all supplies and instruction for our Krampus Canvas Paint a Long , and your Holiday Card photo with Krampus. Bring your best behavior, he's got switches!
Happening at Celestial Studios Satellite One at Lakeshore Mall. Link to register for workshop:
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Krampus will also be doing photos at Lakeshore Mall, 4:30-6p, just come hop in line
Krampus is a figure from Alpine folklore who punishes naughty children during the Christmas season, serving as a counterpart to St. Nicholas. Originating from pre-Germanic traditions, Krampus punishes misbehaving children with birch branches or carrying them away in a sack. Celebrated on Krampusnacht (Krampus Night) on December 5th, the eve of St. Nicholas Day, the tradition continues today with parades called Krampusläufe (Krampus Runs).
Krampus and high tea, enjoy a polite, sophisticated, vaguely threatening, and slightly unhinged high tea with the King of Holiday Punishment. Included are snacks, all supplies and instruction for our Krampus Canvas Paint a Long , and your Holiday Card photo with Krampus. Bring your best behavior, he's got switches!
Happening at Celestial Studios Satellite One at Lakeshore Mall. Link to register for workshop:
share.google/EZFn79yp3Hp712VGo
Krampus will also be doing photos at Lakeshore Mall, 4:30-6p, just come hop in line
Krampus is a figure from Alpine folklore who punishes naughty children during the Christmas season, serving as a counterpart to St. Nicholas. Originating from pre-Germanic traditions, Krampus punishes misbehaving children with birch branches or carrying them away in a sack. Celebrated on Krampusnacht (Krampus Night) on December 5th, the eve of St. Nicholas Day, the tradition continues today with parades called Krampusläufe (Krampus Runs).
You guys need any help that day? Haha
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krampus It is all in good fun. The land of Oh Tanenbaum is also the land of the annual Krampus parade. Have you been naughty or nice?
No no no
Krampus and high tea, enjoy a polite, sophisticated, vaguely threatening, and slightly unhinged high tea with the King of Holiday Punishment. Included are snacks, all supplies and instruction for our Krampus Canvas Paint a Long , and your Holiday Card photo with Krampus. Bring your best behavior, he's got switches!
Happening at Celestial Studios Satellite One at Lakeshore Mall. Link in bio to register for workshop
Krampus will also be doing photos at Lakeshore Mall, 4:30-6p, just come hop in line
Register for the workshop here: share.google/EZFn79yp3Hp712VGo
Krampus is a figure from Alpine folklore who punishes naughty children during the Christmas season, serving as a counterpart to St. Nicholas. Originating from pre-Germanic traditions, Krampus punishes misbehaving children with birch branches or carrying them away in a sack. Celebrated on Krampusnacht (Krampus Night) on December 5th, the eve of St. Nicholas Day, the tradition continues today with parades called Krampusläufe (Krampus Runs).
I wish it was closer !!
Alena Hatfield
Callie Pacas
My Mutte is from Austria and I grew up listening to her stories about Krumpus.
Can we do just pictures with krampus are do we have to do the workshop.
Skål ☕️ Gunny Claus Celestial Studios Gunny Claus
Chelsea Evans
Jennifer Stephens please?🙏
The demon child snatcher. Classic.
The most wonderful time of the year!
Omg yes!
Stacey Sparks
Is there an age requirement? Our 14 yr old would love this
Make it really traditional and make sure you get a photo with Santa as well. Krampus has been the counterpart to St. Nicholas since the 16th century. The church used Krampus to ‘punish’ naughty children while St. Nick got the good ones! facebook.com/events/s/santa-with-celestial-studios/2017010315764332/
Michael Schofill
Garbage
Beware of Satan's games
What the heck!?!? No way!
Demonic
Omg heck no that's really satanic and will bring evil spirits into your house 😳
Santa showing his true self…. Satan isn’t hiding anymore… I can’t believe Gainesville would let this go on… God help these children exposed to this