What is the minimum age to attend?

Minimum age is 16; please bring ID if requested at check-in.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes. The event listing notes wheelchair accessibility at the meeting location.

How long is the talk?

The session runs one hour and begins promptly at 6 PM on January 30.

How many people are in a group?

Group size is capped at 20 participants to allow discussion and audience interaction.

What is the cancellation policy?

The structured description indicates a 24-hour cancellation policy; check the booking link for specifics.

Where do I get tickets and directions?

Ticketing and exact directions are available through the provided booking/referral link.

EYEZ IN THE SKYZ: Arizona's UFO Files and Night Sky Coffee Talk | Ghost Tour | History Tour

EYEZ IN THE SKYZ at Spooky Swirls is a one-hour evening lecture in Chandler, Arizona, that digs into the state’s long, strange relationship with the skies above it. Hosted by storyteller Jimbo as part of the Get Ghosted & Roasted series, the event on January 30 at 6 PM pairs strong coffee with stronger questions: lights that defied explanation, well-known incidents like the Phoenix Lights, and lesser-known encounters that still unsettle locals.

Set in Chandler in the Sonoran Desert, the talk uses the region’s wide night sky and desert clarity as its backdrop. Key features of the scene aren’t geological cliffs but the open, low-horizon vistas, the scattering of palo verde and mesquite, and the predictable sweep of starlight that makes even ordinary aircraft look strange when seen from dark parking lots. Listeners should expect conversation about reported aerial formations, eyewitness testimony, and the cultural ripple effects those reports have had across Arizona communities.

Jimbo’s style is conversational and investigative; he blends local anecdotes, documented sightings, and critical questions while encouraging healthy skepticism. The event references prominent Arizona cases—most notably the Phoenix Lights of 1997—while also highlighting smaller, rarely told stories that give the evening texture. With a small group cap of twenty people, the setting encourages questions, debate, and the exchange of personal experiences.

Practical details are straightforward: the session lasts one hour, begins promptly at 6 PM, and is wheelchair accessible. The meeting place is listed as Spooky Swirls; exact directions and any ticket details are provided through the booking link. The minimum age is 16, and organizers advise attendees to come caffeinated and ready to take notes.

Why book this while you’re in the area? Beyond entertainment value, the talk offers a rare chance to hear a local voice interpret regional folklore and modern reports against the practical canvas of desert skywatching. Chandler sits close to stretches of undeveloped desert and light-suppressed viewpoints, so a short drive after the talk can extend the experience into stargazing or independent sky surveys. For visitors curious about Arizona’s cultural relationship with the heavens, the event is an accessible, engaging primer.

Bring a notebook, dress in layers for a desert evening, and leave with fresh questions. Whether you show up as a skeptic or a believer, EYEZ IN THE SKYZ promises a sharp, grounded hour of storytelling that makes Arizona’s nighttime sky feel both familiar and strangely open. Arrive early to secure seating, grab a pour-over at Spooky Swirls, and plan a short night drive to a darker stretch of Sonoran Desert if you want to continue skywatching. The conversation can shift easily from myth to method, leaving you equipped to spot real anomalies and enjoy informed wonder under Arizona stars.

About Get Ghosted Phoenix

Get Ghosted Phoenix offers guided ghost and true-crime walking tours in Phoenix and Tempe, Arizona. Founded to highlight the city’s darker history, the company leads small-group tours that combine local history with hands-on paranormal investigation.

Tours visit historic downtown landmarks including hotels, theaters, morgues, jails, the Warehouse District, Phoenix Union Station, the Hayden Flour Mill, and St. Mary’s Basilica. Each experience blends storytelling with equipment-driven investigation. Several tours provide EMF detectors, spirit boxes, and other professional ghost-hunting tools so participants can engage directly in investigations.

Tour formats vary from 1.5 to 2-hour guided walks to themed events at specific sites; small group sizes are used to create intimate, interactive experiences. Get Ghosted Phoenix’s offerings include a true crime walking tour that explores infamous trials and historic crime scenes, multiple haunted history walks through central Phoenix, a Tempe ghost tour focused on the Hayden Flour Mill, and special events such as evening investigations at St. Mary’s Basilica and a speakeasy-themed haunted evening.

One exclusive tour is hosted at the former First Avenue Jail, now an animal safe haven, where proceeds support rescued animals. Guides emphasize documented local history paired with oral accounts and reported hauntings. The company operates publicly scheduled tours and limited-capacity special events, with clear meeting locations in downtown Phoenix and Tempe. For visitors seeking a factual, equipment-based paranormal experience rooted in local history, Get Ghosted Phoenix provides recurring, guided options. Reservations are available online and many tours run on weekends and select evenings throughout the year, seasonally too.