Enter Familiar Funhouse
Learn about the rooms of the house
Odd Vintage came to life in 2020, when the music industry went silent (and with it, my livelihood) and survival meant getting resourceful. Thrift racks and secondhand scores became both a hustle and a statement, proving that style doesn’t need to be new to be unforgettable.
Today, it’s a revolving collection of 60s–90s fashion: acid wash denim, bold patterns, bright colors, and punk staples that spit in the face of fast fashion. Vintage as protest. Fashion as survival. Plus, no tariffs when you shop secondhand. Living in a capitalist world never looked so good.
Return To Odd Vintage
Pitch Ritual rose from the ashes of Oddly Yours, rebranded with more bite, more grit, and a little devilish charm. It’s a one-person creative studio that thrives on turning strange ideas into sharp strategy, built for the weird, the loud, and anyone sick of cookie-cutter marketing.
This room is where ideas are conjured, sharpened, and unleashed. Pitch Ritual blends design, social media, copywriting, and creative direction with the spirit of a sideshow, bold, eye-catching, and impossible to ignore.
It’s for small businesses, local bands, and dreamers who’d rather raise eyebrows than play it safe. Step inside, and you won’t just get marketing, you’ll get a ritual.
Pitch Ritual
Calliope Cult
The merch booth of Familiar Funhouse, loud, colorful, and just a little unhinged. Calliope Cult is where art crashes head-on with punk attitude, spinning out shirts, prints, and oddball designs that feel like they were smuggled straight out of a misfit carnival.
It’s about turning rebellion into something you can wear, hang, or hold onto, a cult rendered in color and cloth.
Sick Sad Market
More than a market, Sick Sad Market is a meeting ground for the ones who never fit into the mainstream.
You’ll find vintage vendors, artists, and oddities all packed into one event, but the real draw is the community it builds, welcoming, creative, and proudly offbeat.