Paranormal Podcast: Spirits with Spirits
WPG is making headlines! Come join us the last Thursday of every month at the Little Brown Jug, 7-9 PM Come share your ghost stories and paranormal experiences with our own Ashley and Kelly together with our friends at Giving Up the Ghost. The Winnipeg Free Press recently wrote an article about this exciting new event. Read more:...
Events
Tickets Are Now on Sale for our first public investigation of the season at the Historical Museum of St. James-Assiniboia. Come Investigate with Us! Once again, the Winnipeg Paranormal Group is partnering with the Historical Museum of St. James-Assiniboia to host public investigations on their historical property. Join us this summer to see if you can catch the sound of laughter or the sight of a past prisoner in the holding cell. There’s so much history in this one location, ready for you to investigate. You will get the chance to learn how to use our equipment on your very own investigation with the guidance of the Winnipeg Paranormal Group. You will be able to access three buildings on location to explore. Friday, July 19, 20248 pm – 11:30 pm CT3180 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg $45 per personGet your tickets on Eventbrite. Please do not arrive before 8PM. MOBILITY WARNING: There are stairs but no elevator on location. Washroom is on the second floor. Join Us for Spirits with Spirits Ghost Story Night at Little Brown Jug Winnipeg Paranormal Group (WPG) has partnered with Raven’s End Books, Little Brown Jug and Giving Up The Ghost Podcast to bring you Spirits with Spirits Ghost Story Night. Come join us the last Thursday of every month for some chills and thrills at Little Brown Jug Brewing Company, 7-9 p.m. Share if YOU dare at this Open Mic Night. We’d love to hear your own true paranormal experience or a ghost story you’ve written, or simply come to listen. 2023 Public Investigations Last year, we explored and investigated three different buildings on the property, some which were more active than others, depending on the night. Participants used some of our audio and video equipment to see what they could capture. Lots of interesting activity took place throughout the season and some of it was shared with us. Check out what we captured from our investigations linked below and let us know what you think! Video Credit: Dillon, one of our guest investigators at the October event. Video Credit: Dillon, one of our guest investigators at the October event. If you were at one of our events and captured evidence that you’d like to share, please contact us on Facebook. Stay tuned for future public investigations posted to our Facebook Group. The Historical Museum of St. James – Assiniboia is a two-story house built in 1856. It was owned by William Brown and Charlotte Omand. The main house is furnished with period pieces from 1860-1890. There are two other buildings on the property; the Municipal Hall Building built in 1911 containing exhibits from the...
