Spooky Edgar Allan Poe-themed pop-up bar will scare up cocktails in San Antonio next month
An eerie Edgar Allan Poe-themed pop-up bar will arrive in San Antonio next month, bringing four of the author’s most infamous works “off of the page and onto the stage," according to its organizers. The touring Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy will take over The Spire, a former church building in St. Paul Square, from June 22-24. Ticket holders will partake in a 90-minute show during which “Poe historians” bring the legendary horror maestro's creations to life. A craft cocktail pro will mix up a quartet of themed cocktails representing each of those works, according to the pop-up's website.
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