Last Harry Potter Movie Isn't the End for Potter Fans

The spell-binding tale of Harry Potter may be coming to a close on Friday with the premiere of the final movie, but, for the wizarding buffs out there – good news, more Potter will be just a click away. 

JK Rowling, author of the seven-part series, is offering fans an opportunity to continue foraging into the wizarding world through Pottermore, a free website. 

The website, slated to open in October, will offer fans of any age, the opportunity to delve into well-kept secrets only Rowling knows of the magical realm. 

However, on July 31 (Potter's birthday), Rowling is offering a sneak-peak to a handful of fans. Check the website for more information on how to enter. 

Announcing the launch in a YouTube video, Rowling said the page will offer an "online reading experience unlike any other" that will partly be built by the reader. She said fans can "share, participate and rediscover" stories, and, for the first time, purchase e-books. 

The website's content, though, remains shrouded in mystery. 

Still, we muggles can breathe easy, as the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II, doesn't quite mean goodbye.

Though unfortunately Harry Potter will not be shown in Montclair this time, Patch is giving away two free tickets to the midnight showing of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at the Essex Green Fork and Screen Cinemas in West Orange. Enter to win two free movie tickets courtesy of Patch by emailing  karen.yi@patch.com and writing "summer movies" in the subject line.

In the body of the email, please write a sentence or two describing what the Harry Potter series has meant to you. While the winners will be chosen at random, we might use your quote in one of our stories. The winners must be willing to be interviewed and have their photos run in Patch. Deadline to enter is Tuesday, July 12, at midnight, and we will announce the winner by noon on Wednesday, July 13.  for complete Official Rules.