Para-Normal Expo Returns for 4th Year at Historic Fieldsboro Mansion in Burlington County
- Fieldsboro, New Jersey will host the fourth annual White Hill Mansion Paranormal Expo on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 10 a.m.
- The event serves as a fundraiser for the preservation of the mansion, which dates back to 1723 and sits atop a bluff overlooking the Delaware River.
- This year’s lineup includes notable figures in the paranormal community such as Katrina Weidman, Heather Taddy, John Zaffis, and Brian Cano.
Fieldsboro, New Jersey will host the fourth annual White Hill Mansion Paranormal Expo on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 10 a.m. To 5 p.m. At the historic White Hill Mansion located on Burlington Street.
The event serves as a fundraiser for the preservation of the mansion, which dates back to 1723 and sits atop a bluff overlooking the Delaware River. Organized by The GhostHunter Store/Haunted Explorations Events, the expo features paranormal investigators, vendors, lectures and public access to the reportedly haunted property.
This year’s lineup includes notable figures in the paranormal community such as Katrina Weidman, Heather Taddy, John Zaffis, and Brian Cano. Additional participants confirmed for the event are Lauren Hellekson, Dave Juliano, and Mary Jo Chudley.
Attendees will have access to lectures and presentations, a vendor market, psychic readings, and opportunities to engage with paranormal investigation groups. A new historic tour of the mansion is also scheduled for the 2026 expo.
General admission tickets are priced at $15 and do not include separate public investigations, which require additional fees and limited availability. Options for paid investigations include a family-friendly session on Friday night for children aged 8 and up with a guardian, and a more intensive investigation on Saturday night led by Dave Juliano and South Jersey Ghost Research.
Psychic gallery readings by April Busset will be offered on both Friday and Saturday nights, with limited tickets available for each session. Doors open at 9:45 a.m. On Saturday, and the event operates under a no-refund policy.
The White Hill Mansion has historical significance spanning from Lenape settlements to Revolutionary War activity and has been featured in multiple paranormal television investigations. Organizers emphasize the event’s role in supporting ongoing preservation efforts for the site.
