Family-friendly session in which Olde City Paranormal explains the techniques and equipment used in paranormal investigations.
Olde City Paranormal is bringing its toolkit to the Walnut Street West Library on Saturday, October 24, for a look at how they approach ghost hunting. The group spends the session breaking down the techniques and equipment they use during their paranormal investigations, so you get a sense of what actually goes into one of their outings rather than just hearing about the results.
It's a hands-on kind of presentation. They'll walk through the gear they carry and the methods they use to track activity, and they leave room for the possibility of detecting something right there on the spot. If you've ever wondered what those gadgets actually do or how a team decides where to start looking, this is where you'll find the answer.
The program is open to all ages—preschoolers to seniors—so it works as a family outing. It's part of the Free Library of Philadelphia's Philly 250 programming, which sits within the library's broader family programs of discussion, participation, and workshops. If you're bringing kids, it's a good way to introduce them to the subject without it being too heavy.
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It all happens at the Walnut Street West Library, 201 South 40th Street (40th & Walnut Streets), Philadelphia, PA 19104-3542, starting at 3 PM on Saturday, October 24.
