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Join us at Philipsburg Manor, nestled in the heart of Sleepy Hollow Country, for an extraordinary evening of mystery and illusion. Experience the magic of The Spirits of Sleepy Hollow Country as acclaimed illusionists Mark Clearview and Nick Wallace weave a spellbinding tapestry of intrigue and wonder, inspired by the legends and lore of Sleepy Hollow.Clearview and Wallace, masters of their craft, will captivate you with their mesmerizing performances, blending storytelling, illusion, and a touch of the supernatural. Be prepared to be amazed as they bring to life the spirits and specters that haunt the legends of Sleepy Hollow. Their tricks and conjurings will leave you spellbound as they communicate with the spirits of Sleepy Hollow Country, like Hulda of Bohemia, British spy Major John André, and the Headless Horseman himself!Whether you’re a fan of magic, folklore, or simply seeking an unforgettable evening out, The Spirits of Sleepy Hollow Country promises an experience like no other. Gather your friends and family for a night of enchantment and intrigue in this historic setting.Don’t miss your chance to witness this one-of-a-kind event. Book your tickets now and prepare to be amazed by The Spirits of Sleepy Hollow Country!2024 Dates: Select dates, September 27 – November 3. Fridays and Saturdays (and Sunday October 13) at 6:00 pm, 7:30 pm, 9:00 pm. Sundays (and Monday, October 14) at 3:30 pm, 5 pm, 6:30 pm.Tickets starting at $60. Members 15% off. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 10+ ONLY. LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE.

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The Headless Horseman is a popular and common figure found in American folklore. Often described as well, a headless rider on horseback. It has shown up for usage in various movies, T.V. series and literature outside of the original “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving. Recent t.v. series are Sleepy Hollow and Tim Burton’s movie of the same name, both drawing on the same inspiration of Irving’s story.Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”Ah yes, the classic American story. “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” first appears in a collection of short stories titled: “The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.” As far as inspiration goes for Irving’s story, many seem to agree to the idea that the German writer, Karl Musäus is where the idea for a Headless Horseman comes from. Karl Musäus is known for having collected Germanic folktales much like the Brothers Grimm.The story is set in Sleepy Hollow, New York during the time of the American Revolutionary War, about 1775 or shortly after. Tradition holds that the Headless Horseman had been a Hessian Artilleryman who had been killed during the Battle of White Plains, circa 1776. So, at the time the story was told and set, not too long ago. The Hessian had been decapitated by a cannonball, not a fun way to go.The shattered remains of the Hessian’s head were simply left on the battlefield while fellow soldiers carried off his body to be buried. The Hessian’s body was laid to rest in the cemetery of the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow. Following this, each Halloween night, the Hessian’s ghost would appear as a Headless Horseman seeking this lost head. The Headless Horseman wouldn’t or couldn’t cross bridges.The story ends with the Horseman chasing down Ichabod Crane who simply disappears after. In the

Phase. For this, you need a few things: Purrely/Purrelyly on the field. My Friend Purrely, searching to add Sleepy Memory. Stray Purrely Street, to ensure you can get 4 materials on your Xyz before the next Standby Phase One (or more) additional memories to use Epurrely Noir and set one Purrelyeap!?. Bonus if you add Purrely Sharely!? to your decklist, which will target a Rank 2 Purrely Xyz you control and Special Summon a Purrely monster before ranking it into Rank 2 Purrely Xyz and attaching a material from deck based on the materials attached to your targeted monster. Bring out Purrelyly or Purrely (Preferably Special Summon Purrelyly, especially if you have Stray Purrely Street on the field, otherwise Normal Summon Purrely), add either your Field Spell (if not already on the field) or M.F. Purrely. Use this to get the correct memory, or an additional Sleepy/Other memory, preferably Pretty or Delicious. The best way to get more memories, if you have already used the effect of M.F. Purrely, is to special summon more Purrelys, which can excavate to add those memories to hand. Special Summon Epurrely Noir. Attach as many materials to Epurrely Noir as you can, but you will want to aim to set one Purrelyeap!? with its effect and, if you have it in your deck, Purrely Sharely!?. At the bare minimum, you will want Epurrely Noir with four materials before your turn actually ends. If you have enough, or cannot do any more than four memories, end your turn. If you have five materials, go into Expurrely Noir. During End Phase, Stray Purrely Street can be used to target your Purrely Xyz Monster to attach either: Purrely Sleepy Memory #2, if not attached already. Purrely Delicious Memory, to bulk up your E(x)purrely Noir Purrely Pretty Memory, if you have both, as well as Sharely!? set. On your opponent's Standby Phase, use the effect of Sleepy attached to your Xyz. If you have both Sleepy Memories, draw one in one chain. However, if you want Expurrely Noir, on the second draw, activate Sleepy Memory as CL1, then