If you were not able to get a ticket for the tours in October, fear not! More dates have been added for the rest of the year.

We are continuing to partner with the Folsom History Museum to provide these tours and greatly appreciate the support we have received from everyone. So if you want to get in on one of our tours before the end of the year

Through our partnership with the Folsom History Museum we have a special Valentines Day offer. We settle for the same Valentines Day experience every year when you can join us for an evening of celebrating love her and in the hereafter!

Northern California Amateur Paranormal Society(NORCAPS) is partnering with Folsom History Museum for a unique Valentine’s Day experience. We’ll begin with chocolates and a champagne toast in the historic Wells Fargo building, then we will make our way through Folsom’s Historic District with stories of romance from the past. At The Square, we will conduct a paranormal investigation, attempting to contact voices from the beyond.

Its almost time for the 12th annual Oregon Ghost Conference, and this year NORCAPS is a sponsor for this great conference. But not only are we a sponsor, our team members are also presenting and teaching classes! We will post more about that later, so keep watching to stay up to date on what's going on at the conference. If you are in the area please stop by our booth and say "Hi!" The conference runs March 22nd to the 24th.

Nor-CAPS: Ethical Paranormal Tours for Museums, Libraries & Nonprofits Meta Description: Partner with Nor-CAPS for ethical, educational paranormal investigations and tours that engage audiences, raise funds, and protect collections.

Nor-CAPS helps nonprofits, museums, libraries, and small businesses turn local history and mystery into mission-aligned experiences. Offering everything from discreet documentation of reported activity to ticketed paranormal tours, Nor-CAPS delivers professional, ethical, and educational programming that deepens appreciation for heritage, engages new audiences, and supports fundraising. Services span site assessments, guided public investigations, concept-to-completion event support, and staff/volunteer training on evidence review and data integrity. Each collaboration follows a clear process—discovery, walk-through, setup, delivery, and post-event debrief—with preservation, safety, and cultural sensitivity at the forefront. Teams can supply and teach the use of guest-friendly tools (EMF meters, audio recorders, IR-capable cameras) and run controlled, preservation-safe experiments. Program formats include after-hours library sessions, museum flashlight tours with an “evidence lab,” main street series for small businesses, and exclusive member or donor nights. Nor-CAPS also assists with messaging, FAQs, logistics, and performance tracking to refine future offerings. With transparency, critical thinking, and site stewardship as core values, Nor-CAPS helps communities explore the unexplained—responsibly and respectfully.

Key Takeaways: - Drives audience engagement and dependable fundraising with low overhead - Protects collections and infrastructure with preservation-first planning - Teaches critical evidence review and method-based investigation - Provides turnkey event support, equipment, and trained facilitators - Aligns programs with brand voice, safety standards, and community values

Schedule a no-pressure consultation to design documentation, tours, or a full event series tailored to your site’s goals, calendar, and comfort level.

EMF in Your Home: What You Need to Know

Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are present in our daily lives, and they can be found in various household appliances and electronic devices. Although EMF is considered harmless in small doses, long-term exposure to high levels of EMF can have adverse effects on our health. In this article, we will explore what EMF is, the sources of EMF in the home, and how to minimize exposure to EMF.