{"id":1604468,"date":"2021-10-03T23:05:23","date_gmt":"2021-10-04T03:05:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/divine.ca\/?p=1604468"},"modified":"2022-03-15T10:08:59","modified_gmt":"2022-03-15T14:08:59","slug":"divine-reviews-the-eatonville-farmhouse-seance","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/divine.ca\/en\/divine-reviews-the-eatonville-farmhouse-seance\/","title":{"rendered":"DIVINE Reviews: The Eatonville Farmhouse S\u00e9ance"},"content":{"rendered":"

Jaymes White is welcoming audiences to one of Toronto’s last remaining Victorian-era homes to participate in “The Eatonville Farmhouse S\u00e9ance.\u201d The professional mind-reader, memory expert, and performer has been conducting Victorian-style s\u00e9ances since 2015. Back in Toronto for the Halloween spooktacular for the first time since \u201cThe Beverley Street S\u00e9ance\u201d in 2019, White brings the trademark thrills and chills to the event.<\/p>\n

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A Jaymes White s\u00e9ance<\/a> has several elements that make them special. White is adept at creating an atmosphere of comfortable terror. Enough to give you nightmares<\/a>, but not so much that you will never sleep with the lights out again. The Eatonville Farmhouse has a dark history, making it the perfect location for a supernatural gathering. White sets the stage by giving you the background, encouraging participation and taking you through the house, room by room. The settings are always perfect, and this 1870\u2019s farmhouse was no different. The unexplained happenings keep fans coming back for more year after year. Even skeptics turn into believers with the number of unexplained phenomena that occur at each of the s\u00e9ances.<\/p>\n

The tension at The Eatonville Farmhouse S\u00e9ance was palpable and added to the spooky atmosphere. We were in the first group of people attending and White proved that he had not lost his touch. Unexplainable events happened throughout the evening. People became more nervous, but also more willing to explore and participate which White feeds off of. This is one event where smaller groups add to the action. There are enough people to keep it interesting but not so many that you felt unsafe in our new pandemic reality.<\/p>\n

White always allows the attendees to draw their own conclusions while keeping the action going. The location is interesting \u2013 it\u2019s in the middle of Etobicoke across from an apartment building, but still feels secluded. There is a field on one side leading into a grove of trees. The appearance of a coyote at the end of the night startled everyone. As he joined his pack, you could hear them howling at the moon. It was the perfect ending to a very haunting evening.<\/p>\n

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