‘Walking with Ghosts’ event to benefit Rhinelander District Library

The Rhinelander District Library Foundation will host “Walking with Ghosts: Real Life Hauntings with Amy Bruni” on Saturday, Sept. 28 at 7 p.m., at the Nicolet College Theatre. 

This event is being presented as fundraiser  with all proceeds designated toward the Rhinelander District Library building/expansion project, organizers said in a press release.

Paranormal investigator, author, podcaster, and star of “Kindred Spirits” and “Ghost Hunters”, Amy Bruni will share hair-raising tales from her countless hours hunting ghosts at America’s most haunted locations, the release states.

 “Bruni will share her unique approach to interacting with the spirits of the dead and those who encounter them,” the release continues. “By the end of the night, you will question everything you thought you knew about the spirit world and life after death.”

Bruni started her professional ghost-hunting career just over a decade ago, but her experience with ghosts started when she was very young. She began as a paranormal investigator in 2007, when she began appearing on “Ghost Hunters”, in which she starred in 116 episodes. Now, she’s the co-star and executive producer of The Travel Channel’s “Kindred Spirits,” one of the longest-running and highest-rated paranormal television shows, currently airing its sixth season and is in pre-production for its seventh. 

She is also the host of the wildly popular Haunted Road podcast, which just wrapped its second season and is in pre-production for its third. In support of these shows, Bruni has appeared at numerous conventions, like San Diego and New York Comic Cons, as well as other planned appearances. In addition, she is the owner of Strange Escapes, a company offering paranormal excursions to some of America’s most notoriously haunted destinations. A native of northern California, Bruni now lives in Newport, Rhode Island with her young daughter.

For ticket information and purchasing, visit the foundation’s website at https://rdlfoundation.org/amy-bruni/ or visit the Rhinelander District Library.