About Mystic Manor
Mystic Manor is a unique art-infused event space and co-living mansion in Venice, California. It’s a 7,000-square-foot “visionary art–filled” home on an 11,000-square-foot lot at Morningside Way (on the border of Venice and Santa Monica) www.ticketfairy.com . Originally a meditation retreat center, it’s now owned by wellness entrepreneur Brandon Beachum and functions as a creative communal hub. The interior feels like a “Venice spaceship,” with psychedelic murals and visionary artwork glowing on nearly every wall www.ticketfairy.com . One venue listing describes it as “artistic inspiration at every turn,” noting the house “boasts four stunning murals and a collection of visionary art pieces” to “ignite the imagination” www.ticketfairy.com . Because it blends communal living with occasional events, locals regard Mystic Manor as more of a relaxed creative community space than a typical nightclub or concert hall www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . A detailed property description highlights cozy lounge areas (including a “spiritual library”), a broad 16-seat rustic dining table surrounded by art, and a full kitchen. Outside there’s a large backyard oasis with built-in daybeds, a swimming pool, hot tub, and fire pit set on a signature wood-painted floor salvaged from Burning Man . In short, Mystic Manor’s bohemian “spaceshipy” vibe and art-filled architecture make it a one-of-a-kind venue for gatherings and creative projects .
Events and Programming
Mystic Manor doesn’t have a fixed schedule like a theater – instead it hosts one-off workshops, retreats, and community parties organized by local wellness and arts groups. Programming tends to center on yoga, meditation, dance, music, art and personal growth. Hosts often describe events as “creative immersion” or “optimystic retreats,” blending spiritual practices with dance and live music. For example, Brandon Beachum (the owner) has held week-long residential retreats at Mystic Manor featuring daily yoga, breathwork, sound healing, group coaching and vegan meals www.ticketfairy.com . There are also short-term events: local DJs and bands will throw small after-parties on the patio and in the pool area (especially after Burning Man, when “decompression” pool parties with fire dancers and DJs are common www.ticketfairy.com ). Social/educational gatherings occur too – one recent New Year’s “Giraffes & Friends” event included Qi Gong, healing circles, live music sets and a late-night dance party www.ticketfairy.com . In general, every few months you might find a day-long workshop or dance event (often by local spiritual, arts or “Burner’’ communities) www.ticketfairy.com . Past events have ranged from $20-$60 day passes (for a single workshop or party) up to multi-day retreat packages in the low thousands www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . Because Mystic Manor is small and intimate, event tickets usually sell out in advance. Attendees are typically local artist-types or wellness enthusiasts – in short, community-minded people seeking a creative, laid-back vibe www.ticketfairy.com .
Tickets and Booking
Most Mystic Manor events sell tickets online through the event organizers (often via community mailing lists or social media). There is no public box office and casual drop-in isn’t allowed – you must RSVP or purchase a ticket in advance for each event. Tickets for wellness workshops or dance parties generally range from about $20 to $60 www.ticketfairy.com . Multi-day retreats or immersive experiences (including lodging and meals) are pricier – typically in the low thousands per person www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . There are no standard box-office hours; organizers often announce tickets several weeks or months ahead, so it’s wise to watch Mystic Manor’s website or community event channels and buy early. Popular installments can sell out, so set calendar reminders or join local event groups. Occasionally small private events might have “at-door” tickets, but most public events require advance purchase through the promoted event page (cash sales are uncommon at the venue itself).
Seating and Layout
Mystic Manor’s layout is very informal. Indoors, there’s a front “stage” area (in the studio room) with a built-in sound system and lighting overhead www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . Behind it are a couple of living-room lounges and the dining room. No fixed seats are reserved: guests can use couches, chairs or even the big dining table if food is served. Because the walls are full of art installations, standing toward the middle of a room often gives you the clearest sightlines. The mood is intimate – you might find people lounging on sofas or cushions facing the stage. Outdoors, the entire back yard is an open performance area. There’s no formal seating by the pool or fire pit; guests spread out on grass, on movable lounge chairs/daybeds, or even swim in the pool during shows www.ticketfairy.com . Some events bring folding chairs or beanbags. In general there are no “bad seats,” but note that speaker clusters can be loud close-up and quiet spots exist at the yard’s edges. Acoustically it’s untreated wood floors and brick walls indoors, so the sound is “natural” – furniture and tapestries do dampen echoes. Outdoor sound carries across the yard (though evening wind can scatter it). Many DJs supplement the built-in PA with an extra amp outside for bigger events www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . For lighting, strings of bistro lights and wall sconces outline the patio; show producers often add disco or flame effects. In short, expect a casual, lounge-style experience with open space – good positions are sofas by the stage or a daybed by the pit, but you’re encouraged to move around as you like.
Getting There and Parking
Mystic Manor is located at 1240 Morningside Way, Los Angeles 90291. It sits just south of Venice Blvd on a residential block between Westside Village and the Santa Monica border. If driving from downtown or the westside, the quickest route is I-10 west to Lincoln Blvd, then a short southbound jog and west on Venice Blvd to Main St, then north to Morningside. From the 405, take National/
Sepulveda south toward Venice. The street has a gated driveway entrance; if using rideshare (Uber/Lyft) you can be dropped at the gate. Since it’s a quiet neighborhood street, look for a Mystic Manor flag or mystical sign on arrival. Parking is street-only. The house provides only 2 private permit spots (for staff/hosts) www.ticketfairy.com , so guests almost always park on public streets nearby. There is free street parking on Morningside Way and side streets. Be mindful of any posted street-cleaning or residential signs – rules vary by block. On busy event nights it’s wise to arrive early (at least 30–60 minutes) to find a curb space. No valet or lot is available. For public transit, the venue isn’t near any rail station. The closest bus stops are about 1.4 miles away: for instance, Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus #18 stops at Washington Blvd & Palawan (about 1.4 mi west) www.ticketfairy.com , and Big Blue Bus #7 (and Metro local lines) stop at Venice Blvd & Main St (1.4 mi south) www.ticketfairy.com . A useful strategy is to take the Metro to Downtown Santa Monica (USA’s Expo line) or the Culver City line, then transfer to a local bus or short rideshare to Mystic Manor. (Keep in mind Venice has limited night bus service, so plan for a taxi or Uber after late shows www.ticketfairy.com .)
Inside the Venue
On entry you’ll find a cozy, bohemian house atmosphere. Typically the owner or a host greets guests at the door www.ticketfairy.com . Security is very casual – there’s usually no ID check unless an event specifically requires it. Inside, Mystic Manor feels like a lived-in living room with a spiritual twist. Expect walls covered in color and mythic art, incense or tapestries, and antique sofas and chairs. You’re welcome to sit wherever – on any couch or floor cushion in the lounge or dining areas www.ticketfairy.com . The venue has two restroom facilities (one full bath inside, plus occasionally a second half-bath upstairs). You’ll find high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the social areas www.ticketfairy.com , and plenty of outlets for charging phones or cameras. Cell service is generally good (Venice isn’t a dead zone). Mystic Manor does not sell food or drinks on-site, but it has a fully-equipped kitchen (stove, fridge, sinks, etc.) that hosts or caterers use www.ticketfairy.com . Most gatherings are BYOB: bring your own alcohol or snacks. Hosts often arrange potlucks, pizza delivery or catering to the kitchen www.ticketfairy.com . Make sure to bring water to stay hydrated, especially if dancing or sitting by the hot tub. There is no official coat check; personal items are kept under your control or in a small luggage corner. Smoking is only allowed outside in designated spots (never indoors, where alarms can trigger) www.ticketfairy.com . Overall the vibe is relaxed and communal. People often mingle by the bar-height kitchen island, around the bar (if there is one), or out in the yard at the fire pit. You’ll notice a friendly, intimate energy – it’s like attending a creative house party rather than a formal venue. Photography or video is usually allowed informally (many artists film live interviews or music in the space), so there’s no strict ban on cameras. Just be respectful of others’ personal space and any event-specific rules announced at door. There is AC and climate control in living areas, and natural light floods in during the day . A projector can be used for presentations or visuals if needed. In short, expect a homey atmosphere with some high-tech extras: Wi-Fi, PA sound, lighting rigs in the studio room, and even a dance-floor setup. You effectively have a furnished creative studio at your disposal; you just add the people and music.
Nearby Amenities
The Mystic Manor is in a mostly residential pocket, but foodie and nightlife hotspots are only minutes away by car. Few small cafes and convenience spots sit along nearby Main Street and Venice Blvd, but the real dining draws are a short drive out. For pre-show meals, try the restaurants on Santa Monica’s Main Street (just 1–2 miles north) or the famed Abbot Kinney Boulevard (go south a couple miles) – both offer everything from casual bistros and vegan eateries to trendy gastropubs. Main Street has dinner places like L’Artusi or seafood restaurants, and Abbot Kinney has veg-forward cafes and cocktail bars such as Gjelina, Tocaya Organica or The Brig (all about a 10-minute drive). If you prefer Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade or Ocean Avenue, that’s about 2 miles west. For evening drinks, there are craft breweries (for example, Santa Monica Brew Works on Main) and neighborhood bars near Rose Avenue or Lincoln Boulevard within a couple of miles. (If you plan to drink, take a cab or rideshare – local buses stop near Santa Monica but run infrequently late.) Hotel options are plentiful nearby. The beachfront JW Marriott, Fairmont Miramar and several boutique inns sit within 2 miles west. Budget chain and eclectic boutique hotels also line Lincoln and Washington boulevards toward Culver City. Santa Monica has the most options – from luxury to economy – and is just a short ride away. Wherever you stay, budget extra time: plan to arrive at least 30–60 minutes before showtime, since parking and check-in can take longer in this area.
What Makes This Venue Special
Mystic Manor’s charm comes from its unity of art, architecture and community. Architecturally it isn’t a gilded palace or a sleek new club – it’s an old modern home that looks “pretty epic, pretty unique” like a spaceship, as the owner jokes . The effect is mid-century meets Burning Man: curved skylights, carved wood, and bold murals everywhere. Three (sometimes four) large wall murals depict cosmic or nature scenes that seem to tell a story on their own www.ticketfairy.com . Together with the collected visionary paintings scattered about, the decor feels like stepping into an immersive art gallery filled with 1970s mystic kitsch. Unique features abound: for example, the entire back patio is built over an enormous custom wood floor salvaged from a Burning Man art installation . This painted deck (beneath the clear pool slab) is a guest-favorite conversation piece – people even swim above it during parties. Specialty lighting rigs and lounge spaces were custom-installed, so the venue functions like a private modern temple for dance and gathering. The vibe is equally notable. Few venues in LA have such a loose, all-inclusive community feel. For the “Optimystic” crowd (as owner Beachum calls his network), Mystic Manor is a home base for creativity and personal transformation www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . It’s where artists meet startup gurus, or where a meditation circle flows naturally into a silent disco by candlelight. Because it’s a house, events here stay personal – major acts don’t typically play, but that’s the point. Artists and DJs say they love Mystic Manor because the atmosphere makes audiences feel at home; attendees often thank hosts for creating such a friendly, high-vibe setting www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . Over the years, Mystic Manor has hosted memorable moments for its community: annual solstice BBQs, Halloween “witch parties,” introspective retreats, and intimate concerts that became local legends. Each mural or tapestry could tell a story of a past gathering. In the Venice scene, it stands out by breaking the mold of commercial clubs. Instead of flashing neon and a bouncer line, you find house plants, incense and a communal dinner table. These elements – the music, the art, the pool, and the people – blend to create a magical, homey contrast to the usual club experience. For both event organizers and attendees, Mystic Manor’s immersive beauty and “home away from home” atmosphere are what make it truly special .
Visitor Tips and Information
Accessibility: Mystic Manor’s main floor is essentially at ground level (the driveway slopes gently up to a patio), and a narrow ramp or single step will often be in place, so a wheelchair can reach the event areas. However, keep in mind it’s an older home – there is no elevator up to the bedrooms or second floor, and the indoor restrooms are standard home bathrooms, not large ADA-friendly stalls. If you have specific mobility needs, contact the host ahead of time. The venue does have Wi-Fi throughout and a small dance floor/studio with built-in lights and PA www.ticketfairy.com .
What to bring: Most events are casual and BYO. Bring your own drinks (wine, beer or juice) and maybe a snack or potluck dish if it’s a dinner or workshop. Pack a water bottle, especially if you’ll be dancing or outside. Comfortable clothes and shoes are a must. There is no formal dress code – people often wear bohemian, tie-dye or yoga-style outfits www.ticketfairy.com . If the party involves the pool or hot tub, pack a swimsuit or beach gear. Check the weather; many events move between indoor and outdoor spaces, so layers (or a light jacket for night) are smart. Costumes or themed attire can be fun for special events (one Halloween “mini festival” was even advertised), but you’ll fit in just fine wearing casual creative attire www.ticketfairy.com .
Don’t bring: Glass bottles should not be carried in from the street (bring cans or plastic). Illegal substances are a serious breach of rules and can ruin the positive vibe (Mansion events are often drug-free or lightly psychedelic-journey oriented, not a drug party). If the event bans photography or loud noise, those rules will be stated upfront. Note that some events after dark have quiet hours: loud music outdoors is usually required to stop by 10 PM on weekdays (11 PM on weekends) www.ticketfairy.com . Smoking is only allowed outside and in designated areas – no indoor smoking (which could set off alarms).
Age restrictions: In general, Mystic Manor events are open to adults 18+, and many classify as “all ages” or 21+ depending on the event’s alcohol content. Always check the event listing; some wellness workshops are open-intentional all-ages gatherings, while night parties may be 21+ if liquor is a component (though often just BYOB so atmosphere remains mindful). There’s no live age check for casual gatherings – it’s on the honor system or the organizer.
Common mistakes: A big one is underestimating parking/walk time – street parking can fill up a block away. Plan to arrive at least a half-hour early for a popular event. Also, remember this is a home at heart, so even in a party setting, treat the space and neighbors respectfully (keep noise moderate leaving). Finally, cell service is OK but if you rely on GPS, Wi-Fi in the house is good – some guests tap a quick map over Wi-Fi to double-check directions once inside www.ticketfairy.com .
Accessibility features: Mystic Manor advertises basic wheelchair access in its ground areas, but without elevators. No special ADA restroom or parking stall is provided. If you need an accessible parking spot or restroom, again plan outside help (ride or shuttle) as street parking is on an incline. The hosts try hard to be accommodating (bringing in a portable ramp if needed), but it’s fundamentally a converted house.
Also note: coat-check and lockers are not provided. If you have valuables (camera gear, jackets), keep them on you or with a trusted friend. The vibe is trusting and communal – people often gather in a circle – but as at any home event, keep an eye on personal items.
By following these tips – arriving early, dressing for comfort, and embracing the laid-back ethos – guests typically have a seamless, enjoyable visit at Mystic Manor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can Mystic Manor hold?
With furniture reconfigured, Mystic Manor can accommodate up to roughly 150 people if you use the full indoor-outdoor space (the attached studio and yard) www.ticketfairy.com . That number is for special production-level events (the mansion’s Peerspace listing even advertises ~150 capacity and a 2-hour minimum). In practice, most public gatherings there stay much smaller – usually in the dozens – so events stay intimate. There’s no fixed seating plan, so capacity really depends on layout (more people fit if you use the pool deck and yard).
Does Mystic Manor have assigned seating or VIP areas?
No – Mystic Manor is essentially general admission. Nobody has ticketed seats. For most shows, people spread out on the living-room couches, dining chairs, or the outdoor lounge area by the pool. There isn’t a VIP section or reserved seating; if it’s a bigger event, organizers might provide extra folding chairs or daybeds, but it’s mostly free-for-all. Standing near the stage or fire pit is common, or relaxing on the handcrafted 16-seat dining table. Basically: arrive early to claim the spot you like (couch front-and-center or a comfy daybed), but otherwise you’re free to move around. The vibe encourages mixing and lounging rather than staying in one spot.
How do I get tickets for a Mystic Manor event?
Tickets are typically sold through the specific event’s organizer, not through a traditional box office. Check Mystic Manor’s official event page or the promoter’s social media for ticket links. Many organizers use online platforms (like Eventbrite, Ticketing sites or special sale pages) to handle sales. Rarely will there be in-person box-office sales at the mansion. If in doubt, contact the event hosts in advance. Because space is limited, tickets often go on sale weeks ahead and can sell out quickly, so buy early when a date is announced.
Is it hard to find parking at Mystic Manor?
Parking is somewhat limited and free. Mystic Manor only has two private spaces (for staff), so guests must find street parking on the residential block www.ticketfairy.com . There is free curb parking on Morningside Way and nearby streets, but these spots fill up fast on event nights. We recommend arriving early (often 30+ minutes before the show starts) to secure parking. If you miss nearby spots, you may have to walk a few blocks. No valet or paid lot is available. Abide by any posted street-cleaning or permit signs – Venice often has alternate-side parking rules for street sweeping.
What public transportation stops are near Mystic Manor?
Mystic Manor isn’t right next to a rail or major bus stop – it’s a 20-minute walk from the nearest bus routes. The closest buses run on Venice Blvd and Washington Blvd, about 1.4 miles away www.ticketfairy.com . For example, Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus route 18 stops at Washington & Palawan (~1.4 mi west) and route 7 stops at Venice Blvd & Main (~1.4 mi south) www.ticketfairy.com . A useful strategy is to take a Metro rail to Downtown Santa Monica or Culver City then transfer to those local buses (or grab an Uber from there). Note: Venice’s local buses run infrequently at night, so taxi or rideshare is safest if you stay late www.ticketfairy.com .
What can I bring into Mystic Manor? Any items not allowed?
You can bring personal belongings like bags or camera cams, but there’s no formal security check unless the event requires it www.ticketfairy.com . Drinks must be non-glass – BYOB wine/beer or non-alcoholic drinks are fine (the venue explicitly allows bringing your own alcohol) www.ticketfairy.com . Feel free to bring snacks or small potluck dishes. Items to avoid: no hard drugs (strictly against rules), and don’t bring big coolers or commercial catering gear (the kitchen is small). Glass bottles should be transferred to cups outside before entering. Weapons, fireworks, or anything dangerous are prohibited. Also, Mystic Manor emphasizes a peaceful vibe, so loud megaphones or amplified speakers aren’t allowed unless pre-approved. Smoking is only allowed outside at designated areas www.ticketfairy.com . Lastly, oversized backpacks and tripods are discouraged, and there’s no coat check – keep valuables on you or ask a friend to hold them.
Is there an age limit for events at Mystic Manor?
There is no fixed age restriction for Mystic Manor as a space. Instead, age limits depend on the specific event. Some gatherings (like yoga workshops or family-friendly workshops) may be all-ages, while evening parties may be 18+ or 21+ if alcohol is served heavily. Generally, many waits say “All Ages” in listings, and some clearly state “21+” only if required by liquor licensing. If an event is 21+, it will be advertised as such. Otherwise, teens can attend, but note the atmosphere is adult-oriented (no large playgrounds or child facilities). Always check the event announcement. Mystic Manor itself has no entry fee for minors per se – it follows the guidelines of the event organizer.
What is the seating layout and sightline like inside Mystic Manor?
Mystic Manor is primarily a mix of lounge space and open floor. Indoor events usually have a “performance” area set up in what would be the studio or living area. Seating is casual: people sit on couches, chairs, or the big dining table. If food is served, the 16-seat rustic table becomes dining seats . Walls display art, which can obstruct some views, so many guests stand or sit in the center. Outdoors, the entire backyard (around the pool and fire pit) is open space - guests spread out on lawn chairs, daybeds or even swim. There’s no front-row reserved bench, but good spots are often early. For the best view of a stage, position yourself on the sofas facing the performance area or on the patio near the speakers. Outside, any spot is fine (everyone can see the pool or fire pit area). With only tens of people, most vantage points work well; the key is being near the action while avoiding sitting directly at the speakers if you want lower volume.
Does Mystic Manor provide a coat check or storage?
No formal coat check is available at Mystic Manor. At some larger events, the host might set up a corner or a small rack for jackets, but it’s not standardized. If you need to secure belongings, ask the organizers or a friend to hold them. Small bags and backpacks are fine to bring in, but valuable items should stay on your person or be shared with someone you trust. Because it’s a private home, there isn’t permanent storage – just use common sense. Smoking or vaping devices should be kept with you too, since indoor smoking is strictly prohibited www.ticketfairy.com .
Is Wi-Fi available to guests at Mystic Manor?
Yes. Mystic Manor offers complimentary Wi-Fi for guests www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . You will find usable high-speed internet in the common areas (lounge, dining room, studio). Hosts often post the network password on a board or announce it at the door. This makes it easy to check maps or post updates during an event. Cellular data coverage is also generally good in the neighborhood, but the venue’s Wi-Fi lets you do larger uploads or access event media without issue.
Can I explore the house or is only the event space open?
Generally, attendees stick to the event areas. Guests are free to move between the living room, dining area, and backyard during an event. The main stage is in a “studio” room, and most public activities (dancing, socializing, fireside chats) stay on the first floor and yard. Private areas (like the upstairs bedrooms or locked offices) are off-limits to visitors. If a multi-day retreat includes overnight stay, guests can access their assigned rooms. For regular events, it’s best to assume only the common rooms and yard are open. If you’re curious about the space’s art or history, you can look around the visible rooms after asking a host, but don’t wander off without permission. The space feels like someone’s home, so everyone respects each other’s privacy beyond the event areas.
What should I wear to a Mystic Manor event?
There is no formal dress code. Casual “Venice-chic” or bohemian styles are perfect. Past attendees often wear yoga pants, flowing dresses, tie-dye, or other festival-inspired clothes www.ticketfairy.com . Comfortable shoes (or bare feet, if it’s a pool party) are recommended since you may dance on concrete or grass. If the event mixes indoor and outdoor (common in evening shows), consider layers or a light jacket. For poolside events, bring swimwear or a towel. Overall, aim for creative and relaxed attire – Mystic Manor events encourage personal expression, so bright colors or costumes rarely seem out of place. Avoid formal or heavy club-wear; think “friends’ house party” style instead.
Are cameras and recording equipment allowed?
Yes, photography and videography are generally fine unless an event’s organizer says otherwise. Given Mystic Manor’s artistic nature, it’s common to see people taking photos of the murals or videos of performances. There’s usually no intrusive security preventing regular cameras or phones. For full production shooting (like a music video or film), crews often rent the space – Mystic Manor even advertises as a film/photoshoot location . If you plan to set up a tripod or professional camera for a public event, check with the event host first. But casual snapping or Instagram stories are usually welcomed. Just be mindful of privacy: don’t film people up close without permission. Also, flash photography during performances might be distracting, so avoid it out of courtesy.
Is Mystic Manor available to rent for private events or productions?
Yes. Mystic Manor is listed as a rental space for photo shoots, video productions and private events . Many film or music video crews book it because of its cinematic murals and unique look. It’s also been rented for private parties, workshops, product launches and even small weddings. If you’re interested, you typically contact the owner or a property rental platform. (Tagvenue lists it under “LA Event & Production Space,” for example.) Rental rates tend to be high-end – one listing notes an hourly “hire fee” and requires cleaning deposits, since it’s a fully equipped house. But yes, through the proper channels you can host your own gathering there. Keep in mind most bookings are for private hires; casual public events are what Mystic Manor hosts regularly. In any case, booking requires advance coordination with the owners and respect for the home’s rules.
How does Mystic Manor support events technically (sound, lighting, etc.)?
Mystic Manor comes set up for small productions. The studio/performance room has built-in trusses and can accommodate lighting fixtures out of sight lines . There is a PA sound system installed indoors www.ticketfairy.com , and home speakers wired for music. DJs commonly bring their own mixer and amps to use with the PA. For lighting, you’ll find overhead track lights and fairylights in the yard; organizers often add colored LED or stage lighting for special events. The venue keyboard or video projector can be made available on request for slideshows. Networks are strong – high-speed Wi-Fi is provided for guests www.ticketfairy.com . In short, Mystic Manor offers a fully amplified sound setup and wired lighting points, so basic concerts or workshops have everything needed; for elaborate multi-camera video or club-level lighting, crews usually supplement with their own gear. The house is essentially ready-made for intimate concerts, speeches or film shoots out-of-the-box www.ticketfairy.com .
What is Mystic Manor’s cancellation policy?
Cancellation policies for Mystic Manor events vary by organizer. Since most events are run by independent promoters, each event’s ticket page or info listing will state its policy. In general, think like a small venue or workshop space: tickets are usually non-refundable unless specified (some might allow 50% credit if you cancel a few days before). For private rentals of the house (via platforms like Tagvenue), the host offers a “flexible with grace period” policy meaning you can cancel within a short window and get most or all fees back . The safe assumption: buy tickets only if you’re sure you can attend, and check your confirmation email for refund-deadlines. If you absolutely must cancel, contact the event host directly – some may allow ticket transfers or refunds on a case-by-case basis.
