Got tix yet? MIBBB Fest will celebrate Men in Black mythology June 21-23 in Des Moines

Burien, WALocal News

MIBBB Fest will unfold in Des Moines from June 21-23, 2024, celebrating the mythology of Men in Black linked to local history. The festival marks the 1947 encounter of Harold Dahl, who reported a UFO sighting near Maury Island and was later visited by a man in black. The festival features a film and dance party, a cosplay bash, and arcade games, providing entertainment for all ages. Tickets are available via EventBrite and include various perks such as beverages and snacks. The cosplay party encourages guests to dress in black-and-white attire, while the arcade event will feature over 50 classic games.

MIBBB Fest aims to foster community engagement through its unique blend of history and pop culture. The event occurs annually around June 22, the date of Dahl's encounter, reinforcing local significance. The festival not only entertains but also educates attendees about the region's quirky past.

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