MuggleNet is asking all fans of MuggleNet, Muggle Quidditch, and of course Harry Potter to help support the below listed teams as they seek to raise enough funds to travel to Quidditch World Cup VI next month and compete in the most exciting Muggle Quidditch event EVER!
“Harry Potter” fans in Japan will soon have the opportunity to step inside the famous wizard’s world with Harry Potter: The Exhibition at the Mori Arts Center Gallery in Tokyo, beginning June 22, 2013.
There is an age-old debate in our fandom, one that has been raging ever since the theatrical release of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in 2004.
MuggleNet Fan Fiction’s Audiofictions program is about to bring the magic beyond the books and straight to your screen. This Sunday, March 24, at 12:00 p.m. EST/9:00 a.m. PST, all of the MerMuggle Readers will be hosting a Hangout on the Audiofictions YouTube channel and you’ve been invited!
I am writing to support Aragog: the misunderstood Acromantula. I know that sometimes Hagrid can have an unhealthy obsession with magical creatures, but I’m totally with him on the Aragog front.
Part 3 of exploring the theme of revenge in the “Harry Potter” series.
Pottermore from J.K. Rowling is delighted to announce a new way to experience more from the world of Harry Potter, in the shape of Pottermore at PlayStation Home – Sony’s unique online gaming community for PlayStation 3. Pottermore’s latest innovation enables fans to step inside some of the most well-known locations from the Harry Potter stories and explore them as an avatar.
The Rose Theatre Kingston has announced the cast for Richard Bean’s Smack Family Robinson, which will have a limited run from March 28 through April 20. The play will be directed by Richard Wilson and features Keith Allen and Denise Welch as reprobate parents and Kate Lamb, Matthew Wilson and Harry Melling – who portrayed Dudley Dursley in the Harry Potter film franchise – as their troubled children.
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