Spooky Halloween Gallery Reading with Celebrity Psychic April Busset in Gettysburg

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Every October, the historic town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania—best known for its pivotal Civil War battlefield—becomes a hub for paranormal enthusiasts and curious visitors alike. This Halloween, immerse yourself in an extraordinary evening with renowned psychic medium April Busset, known as "The New Jersey Psychic Housewife," during her exclusive Gallery Reading event hosted in the enigmatic Haunted Cellar at 401 Baltimore Street. April Busset brings decades of experience and a celebrity spotlight to this unique experience, having appeared on A&E and the Travel Channel's popular "The Holzer Files." Since childhood, she has been connecting with spirits, offering insightful, potentially life-changing messages from the beyond. This event provides a rare collective encounter where guests can join in an atmospheric setting designed to awaken the senses and stir the supernatural. Held only on Halloween night at 5:00 PM and again at 9:30 PM, these 60-90 minute gallery readings allow up to 50 participants per session to gather in the cellar, a space steeped in local lore and quiet mystery, perfect for spiritual communication. Although messages can't be guaranteed for every attendee, the chance to experience an intertwining of Gettysburg’s haunted legacy with April’s skillful guidance makes for an unforgettable adventure in paranormal exploration. Gettysburg itself is more than just a battlefield; it’s a place where history and hauntings collide, drawn by the stories of restless souls and tumultuous pasts. Attending this event offers a rare glimpse into that hidden side of the town’s identity, complementing daytime wandering through Civil War sites with an intimate, chilling night of ghostly intrigue. The Haunted Cellar provides a singular backdrop, amplifying the experience for those brave enough to partake. Visitors come away not just with stories, but a deep sense of connection to the spiritual history that weaves through Pennsylvania’s landscape. This occasion highlights why Gettysburg remains a standout destination for thrill-seekers and history buffs alike, blending authentic local culture and the supernatural into one compelling evening. If you’re visiting Gettysburg in late October and craving an unexpected thrill with a psychic twist, this gallery reading is a must-book event—enchanting, eerie, and utterly unique, with April Busset’s expert presence making it truly exceptional.

Trip highlights

Difficulty

easy.

Duration

1 hour.

Fitness level

No physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels

Frequently asked questions

Are messages guaranteed during the gallery reading?

No, messages are offered collectively, so not everyone will receive a direct communication.

Can I attend both the 5:00 PM and 9:30 PM sessions?

Yes, but each session requires a separate ticket and seats are limited to 50 per reading.

Is the event appropriate for children?

The event is best suited for mature audiences due to its supernatural themes.

Where is the reading held?

At the Haunted Cellar, located at 401 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

How long is the gallery reading?

Each session lasts approximately 60 to 90 minutes.

Can I get a private reading with April Busset?

Yes, private reading inquiries can be made separately outside this group event.

Local insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer often roam near outskirts of Gettysburg
Eastern screech owls active at twilight around the battlefield

History

Gettysburg was the site of the Civil War’s bloodiest battle in 1863, a turning point that shaped American history.

Conservation

Preservation efforts at Gettysburg protect both its natural habitats and historic sites, promoting sustainable heritage tourism.

About Historic Farnsworth House

Historic Farnsworth House offers guided tours, paranormal investigations, living-history shows, and specialty events in a preserved Civil War–era property. Located in Gettysburg, the Farnsworth House is listed as a National Historic Place and draws visitors interested in military history, Victorian domestic life, and paranormal investigation. Visitors can choose from a variety of experiences that interpret the house’s Civil War significance and its later Victorian-era character. The Farnsworth House Tour highlights the attic used by a Civil War sharpshooter, a Victorian viewing parlor with an antique coffin, and exterior walls bearing more than one hundred bullet holes. Medical history programs such as the Blood, Guts and Glory Civil War Medical Presentation present authentic instruments and a lifelike operating-room demonstration to examine wartime medicine. For guests seeking the supernatural, the property offers the Mini Paranormal Night, Haunted Cellar Tour, Tormented & Lost Souls Tour, and gallery readings by professional mediums during special events. Outdoor programming includes Campfire by the Creek Ghost Stories beside a flowing stream. The site also stages family-friendly entertainment like A Civil War Era Magic Show…. LIVE!, performed by a veteran magician with decades of experience. Group sizes for investigative nights are limited to maintain an intimate experience; some tours specify a 15-person maximum. The Farnsworth House operates as a curated historic attraction and event venue, emphasizing factual interpretation, trained guides, and artifacts connected to the Civil War and Victorian periods. Visitors are encouraged to book specific experiences in advance to secure preferred dates and times. Tours run seasonally.

Base locationGettysburg, Pennsylvania

Tours offered10+

Adventure tips

Arrive EarlyPlan to be at the venue 15 minutes before the reading to secure your seat; latecomers won't be admitted once readings begin.

Bring an Open MindPrepare yourself mentally for a spiritual experience—skepticism is natural, but openness helps you absorb the event fully.

Limited SeatingReadings accommodate a maximum of 50 guests per session, so book your spot in advance for guaranteed entry.

Consider Private ReadingsGallery readings are group experiences; for personalized messages, look into scheduling one-on-one sessions with April.

Recommended gear

Comfortable Seating Options: Bring a cushion or small folding chair if you prefer extra comfort during the reading.
Light Jacket: Evenings in Gettysburg can be cool; dress in layers to stay warm in the cellar venue.
Notebook and Pen: Jot down any messages or impressions that resonate during your reading.
Photo ID: Carrying ID is recommended for check-in and ticket verification purposes.