This May we are happy to once again host the Unknown Paranormal Society for the second, bigger edition of the Festival of the Unknown.
We will have speakers on hauntings, demonology, our old pal Bigfoot, and a live demonstration of the Estes method.
The first speaker will be Steve Kulls the Sasquatch Detective.
Cryptozoologist, author, lecturer, podcast host, & paranormal investigator Steve has been on the Travel Channel, Destination America, NatGeo & History Channel, and we are excited to have him come talk about our favorite cryptid!
Next up is demonologist Marc Arvilla. Marc has appeared at numerous paranormal events and conventions as a guest speaker and investigator. He has been featured in an episode of Travel Channel’s “Haunted USA”, “Most Terrifying Places”, and “Fright Club”. Marc was also the host of the annual Salem Con paranormal conference in Salem, Ma.
If you’re wondering what the aforementioned Estes method is, you’ll find along with us when they demonstrate this ghost hunting technique used to communicate with spirits in a haunted location. Typically, paranormal investigators do this by way of sensory deprivation to block external noise and hone in on what the spirits may be trying to say.
The method was first developed during an investigation at the infamous Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado – hence the name. That means you, in the audience, get to ask any spirits or paranormal presences questions, and the investigators from the Unknown Paranormal Society will use their equipment to channel any responses.
No results guaranteed, except an interesting time!
Finally, friend of the library Bruce Hallenbeck is returning too to give a talk.
In addition there will be a number of vendors for all your haunted wares.
Sam White – Nighthawk Jewelry
Joanice Anselmo – Steampunk style jewelry and arts and crafts
San Dee – Tarnished reputation
Kayla Mae O’Connell – – Tarot
Lisa Lamonica – Author
Chrissy Codner – Gothic Noir
As well as signed copies of books from our authors Bruce Hallenbeck and Steve Kulls!
We’re looking forward to seeing you on Saturday, May 17 from 11:00am – 2:00pm