Spirits of the Past at museum Oct. 29
Several visitors to a gallery here have witnessed a lone traveler on the road through the woods.
The figures appear briefly. Sometimes a women is seen and other times a man watching over the cemetery. It has been reported that both are dressed in 1800 period clothing. It is curious that Homer Watson himself often painted the landscape with a lone traveler on a winding road. In some of his paintings, such as Waning Summer Day the traveler is seen only by some of the viewers. Other times the traveler is not seen at all.” – Faith Hieblinger, Executive Director, Homer Watson House & Gallery
Space is limited for Homer Watson House and Gallery’s Spirits of the Past on Oct. 29 from 7 to 10pm to meet a family of spirits as staff provide interpretive ghost tours of the haunted house and grounds.
A series of live Halloween food demonstrations by award winning chef Mark Brown from Eat All About It will be hosted in the Main Gallery. Dishes including crispy wild boar with a tuft of juniper cotton candy, vampire’s blood cells or edible moonstones will be created in view. Intuitive medium Rev. Cody Arand and runes reader Jill Weber will be on site throughout the evening to provide psychic demonstrations and private readings. Conclude our haunted evening with an authentic séance guided by the psychic team.
Tickets are $600 and space is limited. For additional information or to reserve tickets call 519-748-4377 or visit www.homerwatson.on.ca.
