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Today’s post covers a new exciting event in the world of the paranormal. Enjoy!!!
Thunder Bay paranormal convention set to showcase the spooky side of life this fall
Workshops, guest speakers will cover all manner of paranormal topics
With a slate of guest speakers and workshops on the schedule, the first-ever Lake Superior Paranormal Convention will shine a spotlight on the strange and spooky this fall.
The convention – which is being organized by Thunder Bay paranormal investigation group Lucky Paranormal – will take place in October at the Prince Arthur hotel. Tickets go on sale Saturday, March 2, and will be available online.
“At a paranormal convention, they have lots of speakers,” organizer and Lucky Paranormal member Gail Willis said. “All day long, you can listen to paranormal experts on paranormal activity, investigation, UFO’s, Sasquatch, Bigfoot, all of those types of things are spoken about openly at a convention.”
More than 15 guests have been booked so far. They include:
- Beyond the Haunting Investigations of History’s Most Haunted;
- Shane Pittman, from Netflix’s 28 Days Haunted and Discovery Channel’s The Holzer Files;
- Author and researcher Jeff Belanger (Ghost Adventures and Paranormal Challenge);
- Author and researcher Chris Rutkowski;
- Thunder Bay writer Kim Casey;
- Investigator and filmmaker Dee McCullay, and
- The Winnipeg Paranormal Group.
The convention will also include vendors, as well as workshops on how to use some of the equipment paranormal investigators use, organizer and Lucky Paranormal member Mel Willis said.
The idea for the local convention grew out of visits to other, similar events by Lucky Paranormal members.
“We’ve gone to a number of conventions in the U.S.,” Mel Willis said. “There’s one in Halifax and that’s the only one across Canada and we’re like, ‘well, we’re smack in the middle of Canada, why not here?'”
Gail Willis said the convention isn’t only geared at investigators, and hopes that everyone with an interest in the supernatural will take away something worthwhile.
“I hope that they leave with more information,” she said. “I hope that they leave with a passion for the paranormal, and also maybe new connections.”
A few other events are scheduled around the main convention, which will take place on Saturday, Oct. 5. Those include:
- A VIP party with celebrity guest speakers on the evening of Oct. 4;
- A celebrity-led paranormal investigation at the Thunder Bay museum, scheduled for the evening of Oct. 5, and
- Sunday Spirits n’ Sweets at Cafe Ora, which will include afternoon tea and coffee with Canadian psychic medium Kerrilynn Shellhorn on the afternoon of Oct. 6.
The Lake Superior Paranormal Convention itself, meanwhile, is scheduled for Oct. 5, 2024, at the Prince Arthur Hotel. For ticket information, visit the event’s website.
Superior Morning8:22Mel and Gail Willis of Lucky Paranormal: Paranormal Convention
Thunder Bay ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts, mark your calendars, the first-ever Lake Superior Paranormal Convention is coming to the city this fall. Hear from the organizers.
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