Tarot Tuesday at the Franklin Castle !

We are delighted to invite you to join us for an exclusive exploration of the legendary Franklin Castle – one of the world’s most famous haunted houses.

Animated by Michael Matrone III, a researcher in folklore and the mysteries of the Occult, this event inspires your own ESP and firsthand experiences in an atmosphere sparking conversation and curiosity. With a very limited number of guests, the evening remains relaxed and intimate. Michael is an experienced tarot reader. Be curious and see what cards have to tell about your Spring of 2026 !

What to Expect: Storytelling in the Great Hall – Guests are welcomed through the front door and offered complimentary refreshments as they settle in for masterful retelling of the legend of Franklin Castle.

A guided Exploration – Guests embark on a journey through the house, discovering its magic inner proportions firsthand, in all its intriguing mystery and romanticism.

Special focus : these first tours of 2026 summon deep reflections on our fullest potential. The heart-warming athmosphere is ideal for setting intentions for the new year whilst nature is still and the future, young ! These precious weeks of the end of Winter evoke themes of rebirth, shadow work, hearth magic, generosity, ancestral connection, and intention-setting. Folklorically, they vary from source to source, but the overarching goal is the same: to honor our Faith for the return of the sun during the darkest days ; to release any heaviness you’re carrying from the past year and prepare yourself for a magik and fulfilling Spring ahead !

This unrushed, engaging, and unforgettable evening is not merely about ghost stories – it’s about sharing truths and myths, embracing the folklore and becoming part of the legend. For more information, visit : https://thefranklincastle.com/our-history/

Can't make the tour? No problem! You can always book an with us at the Franklin Castle here!

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

Get App

Host or Publisher The Franklin Castle