Your Ghost Stories!: A Moth-Style Night of Local Hauntings with Tim Weisberg

Join us for an evening of spooky storytelling at the Follen Church, where real people share real-life ghost stories rooted in the rich, mysterious history of Lexington and the surrounding area. We invite local residents to step up to the mic and share their eerie encounters, unexplained happenings, and chilling tales. From shadowy figures in the night to restless spirits in old Colonial homes, each story offers a unique glimpse into the supernatural side of our seemingly quiet New England town. Whether you’re a believer or a skeptic, you’ll be captivated by the raw, unscripted voices of neighbors brave enough to share what they’ve seen—or what they think they’ve seen—when the veil between worlds wears thin. Come early, bring a friend, and prepare for a fun night that just might leave you sleeping with the lights on! Tim Weisberg is the host and co-creator of Spooky Southcoast, one of the world’s longest-running radio programs on the topic of the paranormal. He also was the last successor to the legendary Art Bell in the original incarnation of Bell’s Midnight in the Desert program and was one of the founders of the Midnight. FM online radio network, where he hosts Midnight Society. In addition to his radio work, Tim also serves as the Paranormal Editor at UltimateUnexplained.com, a website covering the paranormal and true crime. Tim worked as a writer, researcher and producer on the popular paranormal television programs Ghost Stalkers, Ghost Asylum and Haunted Towns. He is also a regular-onscreen commentator on Travel Channel’s Hotel Paranormal and The Weather Channel’s Weird Earth. Tim has also been featured on programs such as Ghost Adventures, My Ghost Story, Most Haunted Towns and MonsterQuest, and in the documentaries The Bridgewater Triangle and Famously Haunted: Amityville. He is also the author of Ghosts of the SouthCoast and co-author of Haunted Objects: Stories of Ghosts on Your Shelf. Tim is also a popular lecturer on paranormal topics and coordinates paranormal events with an eye toward fundraising for historic and haunted locations. For his day job, Tim is the morning talk show host and Assistant Director of Content for radio station WBSM.