PARACON GGLW 2025

For over 15 years, the Michigan Paranormal Convention has been the premiere event of its kind in the Midwest bringing people together from across the world to celebrate all things paranormal. New in 2025, the minds behind MIPARACON present a new way to experience the paranormal. You are invited to step into the world of the beyond and experience ghostly stories first hand and learn about the haunted history of Michigan’s oldest city. Admission includes a celebrity investigation of the haunted Museum Ship Valley Camp, a Haunted History walking tour of Sault Ste. Marie, presentations, and meet and greets with event hosts. Join Amy Bruni, Richard Estep, Todd Clements, Brad Blair, Tim Ellis, the Upper Peninsula Paranormal Research Society, and more for MIPARACON PRESENTS: A GHOSTLY GREAT LAKES WEEKEND.

Coming August 22nd and 23rd, 2025.

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A photo of the Valley Camp
GGLW Walking Tours

2025 MIPARACON PRESENTS: GHOSTLY GREAT LAKES WEEKEND TICKETS

PLEASE NOTE: TICKETS WILL BE LIMITED

*There are no refunds available for MIPARACON Presents: A Ghostly Great Lakes Weekend barring unordinary circumstances. Not recommended for children under the age of 12. No children under the age of 5.

THE HOSTS OF GHOSTLY GREAT LAKES WEEKEND

An alumnus of the SyFy series Ghost Hunters, Amy has continued her work as a paranormal investigator in the series Kindred Spirits, currently airing on the Travel Channel. She is also the founder of the paranormal vacation company Strange Escapes, which allows attendees the opportunity to investigate some of America’s top haunted locations

Richard Estep is a paranormal investigator and author of 28 books, primarily in the fields of paranormal non-fiction, UFOlogy, true crime, and military history. He is a series regular on “Haunted Hospitals,” “Paranormal 911,” “Paranormal Night Shift,” and “Haunted Case Files.” He has also appeared on “Destination Fear” and “A Haunting.” Richard writes a regular column for Haunted Magazine. A paramedic by profession, he lives in Colorado with his family and far too much Lego.