Meet & Greet with The Center of Unexplained Events- Library Tour

• View Bigfoot cast displays, eyewitness drawings, and vintage articles.
• Share your stories & chat with longtime researchers.
• Purchase CUE T-shirts. 
• Celebrate 40 years of the unknown.
• Free. Walk in. No registration needed.
• Various library locations - see below.

Library Tour Schedule:

(Tap or click the location for library information)

Meet & Greet hours for all locations are between 11am - 2pm

Saturday, September 12 - Beaver Area Memorial Library

Saturday, October 3 - Chippewa Branch Library

Saturday, November 7- New Brighton Public Library

Join us for their 40th Anniversary (full) presentation in Bradys Run Park  (a known location for Bigfoot sightings)

Date: September 24 @ 6PM

Location: Four Seasons Pavilion (Indoor Venue)

Registration is required for this event. 

Tap or click the following link to be taken to the registration page- 40 years of High Strangeness in Beaver County

About Brian & Terrie Seech, founders of The Center of Unexplained Events & Cryptozoological Studies

• Decades of Research: Brian and Terrie have been actively investigating the paranormal and unexplained since 1986, bringing decades of experience to the field.
• Media Appearances: Brian has been featured on Monsters & Mysteries in America, and in the Small Town Monsters series, including Sasquatch Unearthed “The Ridge” and “Mountain State Monsters.” He's also appeared in several independent films, even as an extra in The Mothman Prophecies. Both Brian and Terrie have been on numerous Small Town Monsters documentaries, A Paranormal Life: The Lost Files, and various internet radio shows and podcasts.
• Published Works & Education: Brian co-wrote articles for the Creature Chronicles column in the Hancock County Courier (2013) and was a co-instructor for the first-ever cryptozoology class at Eastern Gateway College in Steubenville, OH.
• Founders of Research Groups:
  • C.U.E. – Center for Unexplained Events (established 1987)
  • CCS – Center for Cryptozoological Studies (established 2012)
  • LAE – Light Anomaly Exploration (started May 2019) This project focuses on researching and exploring reported light anomalies.
• Conference Organizers & Former MUFON Investigators: Brian and Terrie have co-sponsored the Butler Paranormal Conference since 2007. They are also former field investigators for MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), with Terrie previously serving as a state section director for MUFON of PA.

Connect with Brian & Terrie

• You can find both C.U.E. and CCS on Facebook, along with their new page, Strange Tales of the Tri-State Triangle.
• Currently, Brian and Terrie bring their expertise to you from a holler outside of Weirton, WV, in the Northern Panhandle.

Looking for more free things to do in Beaver County? Check your libraries out!