Do you enjoy watching those paranormal shows about ghost hunting? Have you ever been ghost hunting? Have you ever wanted to go ghost hunting, but you really don't know where to start? This might be the class to get you haunting... I mean, hunting those specters.

The Old State House Museum in Little Rock is giving paranormal enthusiasts a chance to learn a few tricks of the trade. In other words, they're going to teach you how to hunt ghosts!

The museum’s young professional friends group, the Arkansas State House Society, will host an after-hours paranormal investigation class Saturday, Oct. 17, from 6 to 9 PM.

Arkansas Ghost Catchers Rhonda Burton and Linda Howell will lead the event, with the evening including about an hour of instruction followed by two hours of hands-on sample investigation inside the historic Old State House.

Bring Your Own GHG (Ghost Hunting Gear)

Participants can bring their favorite paranormal gear, including EVP equipment, ghost-hunting apps, and cameras to search for those mysterious orbs. Organizers say it will be both fun and instructional, especially in a building that has long been rumored to be haunted.

This Is Going To Be Fun

Light refreshments, adult beverages, and soft drinks will be provided.

Tickets are $45 per person, with all proceeds benefiting the Old State House Museum’s educational and public programs.

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The Old State House dates back to 1833 and served as Arkansas’ first state capitol. Today, the historic building operates as a museum chronicling Arkansas history from statehood to the present.

Tickets: Old State House paranormal investigation tickets

Event Details

  • What: Paranormal Investigation Class
  • When: Saturday, Oct. 17, 6–9 PM
  • Where: Old State House Museum, Little Rock
  • Cost: $45 - Includes: Paranormal investigation instruction and a sample investigation, plus refreshments and drinks.

For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.

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