Here’s some info about another haunted dining experience, this time from a restaurant in Long Beach, New York. Starting October 8, The Beach House is transforming itself into the Nightmare on Beech Street. It’s not one of Fever’s Haunted Dining in the Dark experiences. Although Patch staff member Jerry BarmashContinue Reading
The “Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art” exhibit is on the move and will open in a new home this fall. Earlier this year I wrote that it would be on display at the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio from June 12 through September 5, 2021. Well, onContinue Reading
Creep Week 2021 runs from October 9 through October 17. In a previous post, I wrote about how T+E’s Creep Week is Halloween programing in Canada that’s equivalent (basically) to Travel Channel’s Ghostober in the United States. For those who were wondering why we’d care about it since we can’tContinue Reading
Two years ago, in June 2019, Cory and Jennifer Heinzen closed on a three-bedroom Cape Cod located in Harrisville, Rhode Island, known as the Old Arnold Estate. Which would have made no one’s radar if not for the fact that the house is better known as The Conjuring House, whichContinue Reading
If you watched Paranormal Witness, you may have seen the episode that featured El Paso’s Monteleone’s Ristorante. (Not to be confused with the Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans, which is also haunted.) Specifically, the El Paso restaurant was on the “Dining with the Dead” episode from 2013. I tried toContinue Reading
It’s kind of weird to have the tables turned on us for a change. We’re used to doing the interviewing around here, not to being the interviewee. But over the summer someone on the editorial staff at NashvilleVoyager Magazine reached out: “…we’re interviewing local entrepreneurs, creatives and community leaders forContinue Reading
Updated September 15, 2021 What comes to mind when you think of Kentucky? Horses and the Derby? Bourbon? Baseball? What about a great place to explore the outdoors? Or, in the case of the Gorge Underground, explore Mother Nature’s indoors. Among other things, Kentucky is cave country. You canContinue Reading
Themed cocktails. Macabre magic. Sinister séances. Tarot readings. Strange roaming specters. Live music. Hidden secret games. Giant Ouija boards. Plus more. Such as, it all takes place in a haunted mansion. Sound like an evening you’d like to attend? Let’s take a look at the three cities where you canContinue Reading
I was not on my game the day I interviewed Katherine Fisher and R. H. Stavis, the directors of Posies. Which is why it didn’t occur to me at the time to ask if Posies was filmed in a haunted place. Like I explained when I shared their interview, IContinue Reading
Ever since I can remember, mysteries, true crime, and the law, in general, have fascinated me. When I was in high school, I even intended to go to college and become a lawyer. Junior year of high school I was nominated by a teacher to participate in a sort ofContinue Reading
Over the moon excited. That’s how I felt when I first learned about the Haunted History Trail of New York State back in 2014. They continue to set the bar for how visitor and convention bureaus can cater to paranormal tourism and tourists seeking out haunted places. Like this year.Continue Reading
These programming highlights for discovery+ and Travel Channel prove Spooky Season is drawing nearer. This list of specials and shows is longer than it’s been in a while. So what can we expect to see? There are two new specials, Shock Docs: The Curse of Lizzie Borden and Alien Encounters Declassified,Continue Reading
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