UPCOMING Events

  Join us for a night of investigating the Havoc at the Hotel Ottumwa.  The Hotel Ottumwa, built in 1917 was so grand that even the basement was elegant.  It included a billiard room with seven tables, a bowling alley with three lanes, a barbershop with four chairs and a manicure department. 

 Hotel Ottumwa is notoriously haunted. Guests have reported hearing strange noises, heavy breathing when no one is around, and even sightings of shadowy apparitions. Reportedly, the basement/former ballroom is haunted by a woman in a white gown, the halls are haunted by a man in a suit, and the face of a man has also been seen in the basement. 

   Join Riverside Iowa Paranormal for a night of investigating the Broken Bow Asylum in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Built in 1952 as the Broken Bow Nursing Home, it soon became a makeshift asylum. In addition to being a nursing home, the asylum has been many things over the years, including a trauma center and church.  

Admission for this event will be free

Donations will be accepted for Hope Spring Shelter

 For a small fee you may purchase Past Life Readings, Psychic Readings, Mediumship Readings and Reiki Cleansings.  We will have plenty of Metaphysical items available and have an amazing line up of special guests and vendors who will be joining us! 

  Join Riverside Iowa Paranormal for Freak out at Farrar…an investigation during the 100th Anniversary of the building of the Farrar School.

Farrar School, the most haunted school in the sate of Iowa, was built in 1921 on six acres of rural farmland. Over the decades employees and students reported hearing voices, slamming doors and sightings of unnatural figures walking the halls. Adults and children have passed on and have returned and re-live their experiences, good and bad, in the school. Join us as we investigate the hauntings of Farrar.

      Join the Kansas City Chapter of Riverside Iowa Paranormal for Creep Fest at the Castle House!

The Haunted Castle House, has become a bucket list location for many paranormal investigators. “The Pit-Stop for the Dead” has a colorful, sometimes terrifying past full of questions, and the Kansas City Chapter of Riverside Iowa Paranormal is out to get some answers! Not only is there a pioneer graveyard, and mass grave behind the house, after ground-penetrating radar was completed in 2020, it is believed that a Civil War camp is also on the property.

        The Haunted Castle House, known as “The Pit-Stop for the Dead” has a colorful, sometimes terrifying past full of questions! Join the Riverside Iowa Paranormal team on Saturday, July 9, 2021, as we investigate not only the castle house, but the pioneer graveyard, a mass grave behind the house, and the area that was a Civil War camp also on the property. 

      Join Riverside Iowa Paranormal for Mayhem at the Mineral Spring Hotel on Saturday, July 6, 2021. Investigate the most haunted location in the most haunted small town in the U.S.The once elegant Mineral Springs Hotel has a history that is filled with tragedy, murder, suicide and both natural and accidental deaths. Join us as we investigate all 5 floors, both pools, and work to uncover information about the “Jasmine Lady.” 

     Join us for a paranormal lockdown at one of the most haunted places in the state of Iowa, Edinburgh Manor, located in Scotch Grove.

Edinburgh Manor a opened as “poor farm" in the 1800's. Almost a hundred workers died on the grounds and were buried in an eerie cemetery on the property. The poor farm was closed down, and a mental institution was built on the property in the early 1900s.Join us as we pay a visit to the notorious “Joker” and the other residents that call Edinburgh home. 

   For Scene III we will dig deeper into the history of the Grand Opera House which was built in 1889/1890 and opened on August 14, 1890. The Grand Opera House is now one of the top 10 Most Haunted Locations in the State of Iowa. Join us on August 21st to find out why. 

     How brave are you? Do you dare try to brave the 805?

Join Riverside Iowa Paranormal for a night of investigating the Broken Bow Asylum in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Built in 1952 as the Broken Bow Nursing Home, it soon became a makeshift asylum. In addition to being a nursing home, the asylum has been many things over the years, including a trauma center and church. 

  The Haunted Castle House, one of the most haunted locations in the Midwest is known as “The Pit-Stop for the Dead” as a colorful, sometimes terrifying past full of questions! Not only is there a pioneer graveyard, and mass grave behind the house, after ground-penetrating radar was completed in 2020, it is believed that a Civil War camp is also on the property. 

 This elegant and stately home, built in 1855 by the prominent businessman James D. McDonald has been artfully renovated and restored and is now serving the community as an Airbnb.  The home is rich in history including ties to the Underground Railroad and Native Americans. Most intriguing is its concealed past, including a suicide, or was it a murder? 

   The Haunted Rock Island Y.M.C.A. has become a paranormal hot spot on Paranormal Researches Bucket List. It has a mischievous past, including being a brothel, speakeasy, and has ties to the mob. There are many mysteries to be solved including: Why did John Dickerson commit murder during his stay at they Y.M.C.A.? Who drown in the pool and why? What illegal dealings did John Looney and Helen Van Dale commit in the building?

  The Nevada State Prison now sits idle after closing its doors one final time on May 12, 2012, after 150 years in operation. The process to make NSP live again, as an educational landmark is now underway. Join Riverside Iowa Paranormal for a fund raiser on National Ghost Hunting Day and be a part of the World’s Largest Ghost Hunt as we investigate the Nevada State Prison.

    If you have a location you would like Riverside Iowa Paranormal to Host an event at as a part of the World's Largest Ghost Hunt on National Ghost Hunting day, please email Michelle and Kandi atRiversideIowaparanormal@gmail.com 

  The Haunted Rock Island Y.M.C.A. has become a paranormal hot spot in the Midwest! It has a mischievous past, including being a brothel, speakeasy, and has ties to the mob.After the first Y.M.C.A burned to the ground and was eventually demolished, a new Y.M.C.A was built in 1911 during some of the darkest times in Rock Island's history. There are many mysteries to be solved including: What caused the fire of 1976? Why did John Dickerson commit murder during his stay at they Y.M.C.A.? Who drown in the pool and why? What illegal dealings did John Looney and Helen Van Dale commit in the building? 

 Riverside Iowa Invites you to a Halloween Experience you wont find at a haunted house....experience true paranormal activity at our Allhallows Eve Spooktacular at Malvern Manor.

Join RIP as we investigate the entire Manor including: the nurses wing, "Bloody Hallway," and "Shadow Man Hallway." Help us uncover mysteries of the Captain, Gracie, the mirror lady, Hank and more!

  Why can't anyone find a picture of John McInteer? What happened to his daughter, Alice? What went on during the 25 years the Villa was used as a boarding house? What room did Charles Donovan commit suicide in?

Why are there so many children roaming the second floor at all hours of the day and night? What went on in the dark, seven-room basement that sometimes makes guests feel so ill they can't go in some of the rooms? What about the attic? Heavy footsteps, voices, people being touched...even slapped

 We have so much to be thankful for!  For this event we will not be charging a typical admission fee.  Instead we ask each person in attendance to bring a donation to help a family in need.   Please reserve your Free ticket now!  Donation will be required day of event at the door 

     Join the Iowa and Indiana Chapters of Riverside Iowa Paranormal as we investigate the dark wards of the Randolph County Asylum/Infirmary filled with spirits and a plethora of paranormal activity. Many residents of the historical building have never left and continue to make their presence known, both day and night. 

The Randolph Asylum, built in 1899, served as a poor house, county home and infirmary. There is even a cemetery with at least 50 unmarked graves on the grounds where some former residents of the poorhouse were buried.