Come and explore this magnificent historic convent and its rich history in a 4 hour paranormal investigation, Originally The Good Samaritan Convent was a home for the Good Samaritan Sisters and the Zisimou family in the later years, Owned by the iconic Gawler music legend John "The Beast" Zisimou. The Convent was sold in 1973 to the Zisimou family and was used as their private residence.
The convent includes some 12 rooms, five living areas, three bathrooms, a chapel, and an underground basement.
The former Convent is reputedly heavily haunted—by both the former Sisters and by John "The Beast" himself.
Adelaide artist Scott Eames finished a painting of John the Beast after we were personally invited by Allen and Karen Tiller and Antoni Zisimou to visit and explore back in 2022. There have been some very unusual and unexplained experiences with this painting since Scott painted it and this will also be on display, Come and hear the mystery of this painting.
There will also be a haunted Nun doll on display who is being shown for the first time.
Supper and drinks provided
18+ only event
No refunds - Tickets can be used at another event if you cannot attend.
You are welcome to bring your own paranormal equipment.
Also check out other Arts events in Gawler, Fine Arts events in Gawler.
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