Readers should prepare for a spine-chilling adventure when Edmond Town Hall opens its doors to the supernatural for the Paranormal Legends Festival on Sunday, October 20. From 11 am to 6 pm, the entire historic building at 45 Main Street will be dedicated to the world of the paranormal, offering a unique experience for believers, skeptics, and thrill-seekers alike.

For $30, attendees will have access to a full day of eerie entertainment, including keynote speakers, hands-on workshops, a vendor fair, and a rare chance to explore an artifact museum housing hundreds of paranormal relics. Children under 12 can enter for $15, making it a family-friendly event for those brave enough to uncover the mysteries of the unknown.

Keynote speakers will include some of the most respected names in the paranormal field. Chris McKinnell, Ed and Lorraine Warren’s grandson; Joe Franke of The Warren Legacy Foundation; Bill Hall, author of The World’s Most Haunted House: The True Story of The Bridgeport Poltergeist on Lindley Street; and paranormal investigators East Ghost Hunts will all share their insights and experiences.

An Artifact Museum will invite attendees to step inside the museum to witness a collection of eerie artifacts, many with chilling histories.

Workshops in the Alexandria Room will include getting hands-on with paranormal investigations, diving into ghost-hunting techniques, and learning from experienced professionals.

Vendor Festival in the gym will offer browsing an array of paranormal-themed goods from vendors specializing in everything from metaphysical tools to Halloween collectibles.

For an additional $15, brave visitors can take part in Jail Cell Investigations, inside the building’s famously haunted jail cell, a hot spot for paranormal activity.

The all-encompassing festival offers something for everyone, whether looking to learn more about the paranormal, shop for rare finds, or experience a supernatural encounter.

Tickets are available at edmondtownhall.org. For additional information contact the box office at 203-270-4285.