On March 6th & 7th, the Basin Park Hotel opened its doors for Parting the Veil, a night designed to peel back the layers of the building’s long, uneasy history. Guests gathered in the century‑old halls as investigators guided them through the hotel’s most active floors, blending historical context with real‑time attempts to document the unexplained. The event leaned into the Basin Park’s reputation for residual energy, shadow movement, and sudden environmental shifts, offering participants a structured chance to witness—if only for a moment—what might linger just beyond ordinary perception.

Drawing from attendee accounts and official event details, the March investigation weekend centered on structured, guided exploration of the 1905 hotel’s famously active floors. Participants worked alongside veteran investigators and guest psychics, learning investigative techniques, equipment use, and evidence‑review methods through scheduled blocks rather than a casual walk‑through. Many guests noted that the format allowed them to spend extended time in the hotel’s historically charged areas—spaces long associated with unexplained movement, temperature drops, and residual energy—while comparing findings with the investigation team.

The weekend included access to professional‑grade paranormal equipment, though attendees could bring their own, and each participant received a logbook and pendulum to document personal observations. Saturday featured a Psychic Fair with optional readings, followed by a group séance that several guests described online as one of the most atmospheric moments of the event. The overall tone of attendee feedback emphasized that Parting the Veil wasn’t a theatrical ghost tour—it was a methodical, education‑driven investigation inside a hotel already known for its long history of reported activity.