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Your friendly neighbourhood emporium stocking hipster apartment essentials: googly dolls' eyes and animal trophies, bugs and butterflies, stuffed owls, skulls and pickled animal foetuses. Also known at 'Viktor Wynd's Little Shop of Horrors', the Last Tuesday Society moniker signifies artist Viktor's side project with Suzette Field: esoteric lectures and masked balls put on with a collective of other curious beings. With rolling art exhibits and events, visitors are welcome to poke around tiny Curiosity Museum out back for a meagre fee (£2, £1 concessions).
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