Hopefully you've all celebrated World Goth Day sufficiently for you to say that it was a job well done, totally worth it, urgh, how much did I drink last night, etc.

If you want to share photographic evidence with us of your day, please send us your link or post it on our forum and obviously, tell us what event name and where in the world it took place.

Please remember that not everyone is on Facebook or Myspace, and as a consequence not everyone will be able to see the photos if you've uploaded them there. We can't 'sign in' if we don't have an account! If you're able, change your settings to make the photos available for all to view in your chosen social network or use image hosting sites like Flickr which everyone can access.

We look forward to seeing your photos!

Goth Day is exactly what it says on the wrapper-a day where the goth scene gets to celebrate it’s own being, and an opportunity to make it’s presence known to the rest of the world.

The purpose of this site is to centralise as much as possible everything you would need to make Goth Day a success, and therefore make the goth scene a success in your part of the world.

Please bear in mind that this the Goth Day website is a ‘labour of love’ of a few dedicated people, and not a corporate body with several hundred staff in the background! There may be times when you don’t see much going on here; all we ask is patience-we’ll get round to updating the site as much as possible.

In the meantime, you can contact us with any questions you have about Goth Day -we’ll try to help.

You will find downloadable promotional posters, web banners & other helpful bits as we can provide them on this site, and there is a Goth Day Forum in place for people and promoters to exchange ideas, set up meets, etc.

We’ll also keep a constantly updated list of Goth Day events as provided by the promoters so you can check for the nearest one to you. (and if there isn’t one, you could always give it a go yourself…)