Enter if you dare! Join spooky sisters, Gina & Victoria of Haunted History BC, for their first-ever immersive event, Dead of Night- Creepy Campfire Stories, at the Vancouver Police Museum & Archives.

There is nothing quite like the gathering in the dark, around a cozy campfire to tell stories about ghosts, ghouls, and mysterious creatures of the night. Let's relive our childhood fears together while Gina & Victoria share stories from their recent books, share classic campfire tales and recount spooky urban legends under an eerie moonlight sky.

The evening will start with a behind-the-scenes tour of the museum with VPMA director Christie Strauss, featuring the lower levels seldom accessible to the public, before returning for a 90 minute immersive storytelling experience unlike any you've ever experianced. 

This is a one night only event. 

Bio:

Gina Armstrong & Victoria Vancek are award winning authors, historians, and paranormal researchers who reside in the lower mainland. Their work focuses on British Columbia's rich heritage, bringing to light why ghost stories deserve an important place in history and add fascinating layers to a region's cultural heritage. Their book series, Evening's & Avenues - Hauntings in the Outskirts, is the first Canadian Paranormal magazine. Gina & Victoria's enchanting flair for storytelling engages the public in conversations about their local communities, drawing special attention to the importance of preserving historic sites.