Authors and storytellers, Gina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek, unravel eerie legends and true tales of the region’s haunted history, from ghostly miners to mysterious forest creatures. Flickering LED lights mimic the warm glow of a real campfire, while projectors cast a breathtaking canopy of stars above, transforming the room into a magical campsite and otherworldly storytelling realm. Guests will experience fascinating tales that blend folklore and facts, piecing together historical events and mysterious happenings. It’s a spine-tingling blend of education and entertainment for all ages—where every crackle of the fire might just be something... watching. Dare to explore what history has left behind.
Suitable for ages 12 and up.
About Haunted History
Sister team and co-founders of Haunted History BC, Gina Armstrong & Victoria Vancek, blend their passion for the paranormal with a deep interest in history.
As local authors and historians, they travel across BC to collaborate with heritage sites, residents, local school and libraries to share stories and legends of British Columbia’s rich history. Their unique approach not only entertains but also educates, making them a distinctive presence in the field of paranormal investigation and historical research.
In 2021 the authors published the first Canadian paranormal magazine, Evenings & Avenues—Hauntings in the Outskirts, a book series exploring ghosts, cryptids, haunted objects, and local folklore. Their latest creation, Canadian Creepy Cryptid Colouring Adventure is an enchanting, beautifully illustrated activity book for all ages that brings the legends of Canada’s most mysterious creatures to life!
Gina and Victoria’s storytelling program has been proudly recognized for its creativity and cultural impact, earning several regional and national awards for excellence in heritage interpretation and immersive education.
Fraser Valley Regional Library upholds the principle of freedom of expression and supports the rights of individuals to read, speak, view, and exchange differing perspectives. The library facilitates a variety of programs; this does not imply endorsement or sanction of any of the views expressed by presenters.
