Paranormal Cocktails: A One Night Only Halloween Event

This Halloween, step into the dark history of Darlinghurst at The Long Goodbye, a gothic cocktail bar located in a 170-year-old terrace house with a chilling past. Hosted by true crime historian Elliot Lindsay, and featuring the expert paranormal team from Capture Paranormal, this spine-tingling evening will combine cocktails, ghostly tales, and hands-on paranormal investigation in one unforgettable experience.

The Haunting Agenda:

Begin your journey with Elliot Lindsay as he uncovers the macabre history of the neighbourhood. Discover the tragic stories of the people who lived—and died—in the very terrace you’ll be standing in. Learn about the horrifying murder of the butcher’s wife at 82 Stanley Street, and the sinister presence of serial killer Frederick Deeming, who once walked these streets with his family who he slaughtered.

Dive Into a Paranormal Investigation:

After learning the dark secrets of the past, the team from Capture Paranormal will guide you through a live paranormal investigation. You’ll get the chance to use real ghost-hunting tools and techniques to communicate with spirits that are believed to linger in the old building. This isn’t just storytelling—you’ll be actively involved in uncovering the supernatural activity hidden within the walls.

Your Night Includes:

Each ticket comes with a complimentary handcrafted spooky cocktail or mocktail on arrival, crafted by one of Sydney’s leading mixologists. Throughout the evening, you can enjoy a specially curated Halloween-themed cocktail menu to keep your courage up as you venture into the paranormal.

If you are interested in group booking email elliot@murdersmostfoul.com or call 0431922619.

The Haunted Venue:

The Long Goodbye is housed in a 170-year-old terrace that has seen it all—once a Victorian-era boarding house, then a burglar’s den in the 1890s, a sly-grog shop in the early 1900s, and rumored to be a bawdy house later in the century. The walls hold the memories of countless lives, and some say the spirits still remain…