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Our friends at HP Fan Trips have informed us that spots on their Equus trip this November only has a few spots left! From their site: For two incredible nights, Harry Potter fans will gather in New York for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Fans will enjoy one of their favorite actors in the award-winning play, Equus, attend an Equus workshop, meet an Equus Cast Member, play HP Fan Trips' Wizarding Game, inspired by Harry's favorite sport and more! Additionally, Whimsic Alley in Santa Monica, CA wants everyone to know that they'll be having a Sorcerer's Stone anniversary party this Tuesday at their store. You'll be able to purchase a copy of the 10th anniversary edition, win prizes, experience some Wizard lectures, and much more! Check their site for details.

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09-17-2008 at 8:18 PM

UPDATE: The event concluded at 5:22 PM EST, with a Scholastic representative saying they'd be back next year for the 10th anniversary of Chamber of Secrets. A new book and Cover to Cover reading to come? We'll let you know! A few weeks ago we told you about Scholastic's Cover to Cover Sorcerer's Stone reading, which lets fans take turns reading the first book in Scholastic's headquarters. That event is TODAY and is streaming live online so everyone can enjoy the fun. Check out the stream right here. They expect the event to wrap up no later than 5 PM EST. Scholastic also passed along a few pictures from the event that you can see here, here, here, and here, and here. To everyone who went: great job reading!

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09-23-2008 at 11:59 AM

In late-August, we asked you all to send in your stories of how you discovered the Harry Potter series. We ended up receiving over 500 entries for this area of the site that we're putting together, and it's now available right here! We encourage everyone to take some time to read these stories, as they remind of why Harry Potter became the success that it is. Thank you to EVERYONE who contributed with their stories. We couldn't include them all, but we believe that the ones chosen for publication on the site reflect the best parts of the fandom. Enjoy!

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09-28-2008 at 5:13 PM

In what may be a once in a lifetime opportunity, you can get yourself a copy of a very rare, deluxe first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone...but for a premium.

The book, which is being offered by Sotheby's at the auction house's English Literature, History Private Press, Children’s Books & Illustrations sale on December 15th, is not only signed by J.K. Rowling herself, but includes 10 commissioned illustrations by the original artist of the series, Thomas Taylor.

The sale, which has many rare and diverse manuscripts will be a thrilling one for sure. When speaking of the unique Harry Potter book on the auction block, Peter Selley, Sotheby's Senior Director and Senior Specialist in the Books and Manuscripts Department said this:

"Another imaginary realm which has captivated millions of readers is that of J.K. Rowling, and the sale features perhaps the ultimate bespoke Harry Potter novel. The unique copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone includes 10 wonderfully fresh illustrations, offered with the original watercolours, by Thomas Taylor, who created the first ever depiction of the young wizard.”

The book is expected to go for 30,000 - 50,000 pounds (approximately $47,000 - $78,000). You can read full details on the auction here.

Thanks to Magical-Menagerie.com for the tip!

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12-01-2011 at 11:00 PM

 
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