October is the spookiest month of the year and there’s no better way to celebrate the spirit of the season than attending Paraween in Salem!
This paranormal festival is sure to send shivers down your spine in a good way. Even if you’re not a believer in goblins, ghouls and UFOs, it’s worth stopping by for a look at the crazy costumes and some old-fashioned festival fun.
Paraween
Flickr/Kyle Mooney, Jess Debski Paraween celebrates all things aliens, Halloween and paranormal. There’s something for everyone at this festival. Check out a free screening of The Blair Witch Legacy between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. at the Salem Waterfront Hotel, chat with members of the promotional team for upcoming SAW franchise film Jigsaw, and speak with representatives of the Roswell UFO museum.
If you’re a fan of shows like Ancient Aliens or Alien Mysteries, stop by to chat with UFO enthusiasts Mike Bara and Thom Reed. Other well-known names will also Skype in during the festival.
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If listening to the speakers isn’t your thing, have a wander around the vendor area to snap up some specialty UFO gear and other mystical goods. Free photo opportunities abound and cosplay is encouraged. Adults should plan on stopping by the Paranormal Afterparty for a scary good time.
Paraween
Flickr/Kyle Mooney, Jess Debski
Paraween celebrates all things aliens, Halloween and paranormal. There’s something for everyone at this festival. Check out a free screening of The Blair Witch Legacy between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. at the Salem Waterfront Hotel, chat with members of the promotional team for upcoming SAW franchise film Jigsaw, and speak with representatives of the Roswell UFO museum.
If you’re a fan of shows like Ancient Aliens or Alien Mysteries, stop by to chat with UFO enthusiasts Mike Bara and Thom Reed. Other well-known names will also Skype in during the festival.
Flickr/rjzii
Paraween will be held October 21, 2017. Tickets to Paraween can be purchased here.
For more fall fun, check these awesome corn mazes to get lost in this season.
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