Upcoming Lectures & Events
Bring a unique and unforgettable experience to your library, school, historical society, or special event!
We have a collection of pre-made lectures for you to choose from.
Wednesday, October 21
5 Haunted Places Near You
Lancaster Public Library
6:30pm
Thursday, October 22
Crime & Catastrophe Lantern Tour
Forest Lawn Cemetery
6:00-7:30pm
Tuesday, October 27
5 Haunted Places Near You
Kenmore Public Library
6:30pm
Monday, November 16
5 Haunted Places Near You
Hoag Library
5:30pm
Friday, November 27
Makers Market
Buffalo History Museum
11:00am-5:00pm
Tuesday, December 1
A Very Frightful Victorian Christmas
Grand Island Memorial Library
6:00pm
Wednesday, December 2
A Very Frightful Victorian Christmas
Hoag Library
5:30pm
Tuesday, December 8
Yuletide Monsters
Kenmore Public Library
6:30pm
Monday, December 14
Yuletide Monsters
Crane Library
6:00pm
Tuesday, December 15
A Very Frightful Victorian Christmas
Julia Reinstein Public Library
6:00pm
Wednesday, December 16
A Very Frightful Victorian Christmas
Buffalo Erie County Central Library
6:00pm
Tuesday, March 9, 2027
Women in the Paranormal
Kenmore Public Library
6:30pm
Hear what people have to say:
"Forest Lawn has been fortunate to host Amanda as a guest speaker as part of our ongoing educational programs. Much of her research interconnects with the cemetery’s cultural heritage, and her extensive knowledge and energetic presentation skills help bolster our mission to present the cemetery as a place of learning and enjoyment."
-Amizetta Haj
Director of Community Engagement
"The presentation Amanda gave at our museum drew one of our largest audiences ever, and all enthusiastically enjoyed her talk. Not only was her program very interesting and professional, but she graciously stayed after answering questions and talking with attendees. I recommend her highly."
-Brian McClellan
Curator of Cattaraugus County Museum
5 Haunted Places Near You
"What [Amanda does] is truly wonderful and is a gift- thank you so much for bringing such an important and entertaining program to the library."
-Nicole Bermingham
Kenmore Library
The Art of Grieving