Saturday night will be intense, Scott Bradley, executive director at Thunder Bay Museum, warned.
THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Museum is presenting Phantoms of the Galleries, which started Friday night.
Scott Bradley, executive director at Thunder Bay Museum, said Friday and Saturday will be the scary tours. “There's also, of course, that chance to stop by the gift shop and pick up the murders book by Kim Casey and just have a lot of fun, learning a little bit of science along the way.”“It's going to be very intense. I mean, strobe lights and jump scares and all kinds of things.”“We're going to take a lot of the scary stuff down kids can come in. Science North will be doing demonstration stations, a lot more family friendly.
“But also, just how scary can we make the building, most of the staff, we've been here late at night and there's weird sounds in the building. Now we kind of get to explore where those scary places are in the museum. It's been a lot of fun.”
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