San Antonio
Psychic & Spirit Fest 2025
Join Curious Twins Paranormal and Victoria’s Black Swan Inn this Saturday, May 17, 2025 for the 4th annual San Antonio Psychic & Spirit Fest, an annual event that will feature guest speakers, gallery readings, demonologists, psychics, mediums and more!
This year, Psychic & Spirit Fest will bring the acclaimed Warrens Occult Museum back to San Antonio, showcasing the most notorious paranormally-active object in the world. Last year we had several attendees voice that they wanted to see the legendary Annabelle come to San Antonio. Annabelle, along with two other haunted objects, will travel to San Antonio from The Warrens Occult museum. The museum’s traveling display will be inside Victoria’s Black Swan Inn during the festival on Saturday. Guides from NESPR (New England Society of Psychic Research) will share info about Ed and Lorraine Warren’s collection of haunted artifacts while guests tour the collection.
Main Event Date:
Saturday, May 17, 2025: 4pm - 11 pm (Warrens Occult Museum Showcased on Saturday Only)
**Gates Open at 3 pm for check in and shopping. Speakers begin promptly at 4 pm.**
VIP Intuitive Psychic Investigation:
Friday, May 16, 2025, 7 pm - 11 pm
Only VIP ticket holders have access to the grounds on Friday, May 16, 2025 for a Private Intuitive Investigation from 7 pm - 11 pm. All VIP tickets include: 2 Friday gallery readings, access to the grounds on Friday for a Private Intuitive Investigation, plus an official event t-shirt and cap. Victoria’s Black Swan Inn Artisan Market will be open on Friday for All VIP ticket holders. VIP tickets include access to the Warren Museum on Saturday and full access to the Saturday festival.
Event Tickets:
$165 VIP Package (Includes Warren Museum): VIP Package Includes Access to Investigation on the property on Friday, May 16 with 2 gallery readings, plus official event t-shirt & cap. Access to Main Event & Warren Museum ON SATURDAY included. *Limited amount of VIP tickets available*
$117 General Admission Festival + Museum + T-Shirt (Includes Warren Museum): General Admission Ticket to Festival on Saturday, Access to Warren Museum, Plus Official Event T-Shirt
$99 General Admission Festival + Museum (Includes Warren Museum): General Admission Ticket to Festival on Saturday, Plus Access to Warren Museum
$40 General Admission Festival Ticket (Too Scared to See Annabelle, Does Not Include Museum): Admission to Festival on Saturday, May 17, 4pm-11pm
$70 Youth (Ages 4-14) Admission + Museum (Includes Warren Museum): Admission to Festival on Saturday, May 17, 4pm-11pm, Plus Access to the Warren Museum
$10 Youth (Ages 4-14) Admission Ticket (Too Scared to See Annabelle, Does Not Include Museum): Admission to Festival on Saturday, May 17, 4pm-11pm
Event Location:
Psychic & Spirit Fest is hosted at
Victoria’s Black Swan Inn
1006 Holbrook Drive
San Antonio, TX 78218
Main Event On Saturday Includes:
Market and Readers (3 pm - 11 pm)
Lectures and Entertainment (4 pm - 11 pm)
Property Tours (At 4:15 pm, 5:15 pm & 11:00 pm)
Psychics, Mediums and Healers On-Site
Gallery Readings
Herbs
Plants
Crystals
Complementary Bar for Adults
Free Parking Lot and Street Parking Available
Victoria's Black Swan Inn Resident Psychic Beya of Three Witches 13 (www.threewitches13.com/)
This event will likely sell out.
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About the Warrens Occult Museum:
Ed & Lorraine Warren were acclaimed paranormal investigators and authors associated with many prominent cases of hauntings. Throughout the Warrens investigative career, Ed & Lorraine collected various artifacts and relics that were attached to some form of demonic presence and hauntings. Those items are housed in the museum that they founded at their home in Monroe, CT in 1952. Today, Tony Spera, who worked with Ed & Lorraine for nearly 40 years, is head curator of the Warren Occult Museum. Tony is still actively investigating demonic activity, and is co-director of NESPR along with his wife, Judy Spera, the Warren's daughter. Stories of ghost hauntings popularized by the Warrens have been adapted as or have indirectly inspired dozens of films, television series, and documentaries, including several films in the Amityville Horror series and the films in The Conjuring Universe.
About the Annabelle Doll:
In 1970, a student nurse is given a Raggedy Ann doll as a gift, and she brings it home where she lives with a roommate. Almost immediately, the roommates noticed strange occurrences with the doll and they were introduced to a medium who told them the doll was inhabited by the spirit of a young girl named Annabelle. The two roommates tried to accept the doll’s spirit and please it, only to have it reciprocate maliciousness and violent intent. This is when Ed & Lorraine Warren were called and pronounced the doll demonically possessed. They removed the doll from the house and encased it in a glass box to contain the evil spirited entity. It has been part of the Warren’s collection ever since. The story of the doll served as inspiration for the Annabelle doll character depicted in The Conjuring Universe, as well as a film series that includes the following: Annabelle (2014), Annabelle: Creation (2017), and Annabelle Comes Home (2019).
About Curious Twins Paranormal:
Curious Twins Tours is a family-owned tour company that curates tours and events in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Operated by psychic medium Fred Garza-Guzman and Stephen Garza-Guzman, the couple seeks to share equitable perspectives of history and the paranormal. Recently, the couple also launched a dark tourism podcast called “Curious Travels: A Morbid Travel Guide” and a weekly blog titled, “The Morbid Travel Guide.” More information and links can be found at curioustwins.com.
About Victoria’s Black Swan Inn:
Originally settled in 1867 on the site of the 1842 Battle of Salado, Victoria's Black Swan Inn has grown to be the most visited San Antonio property for professional investigators and paranormal shows including Ghost Adventures, Portals to Hell, Sam and Colby, and more. It was once an iconic dairy farm, and has been the site of several deaths, and perhaps a murder. There are rumors of Native American spirits as well as hauntings that date back decades.