Bigfoot expert Ronny LeBlanc dives into the world of UFOs and UAPs Wednesday at Southwick Town Hall
With the mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey and other areas around the country, Ronny LeBlanc, author of "Monsterland" and "Interdimensional," and former star of "Expedition Bigfoot" on the Discovery Channel, will explain these unusual phenomena as he dives into the world of UFOs and UAPs at an event hosted by the Public Library on Wednesday.
"The Southwick Public Library is thrilled to welcome Ronny LeBlanc back to Southwick for a presentation at the town hall on Wednesday evening, March 18 at 6:30 p.m.," said Library Director Lynn Blair.
She said when the library hosted LeBlanc last summer for his Bigfoot presentation it was so well received they decided to invite him back.
"This time around, he will be discussing UFOs. New England has a long history of UFO reports. Stop by to learn about the latest developments on what in the world is going on with UFOs. Thank you to the Friends of the Library for funding this program," she said.
LeBlanc will discuss "What's going on?" as people all over the world are seeing strange balls of lights or orbs as well as UFOs appearing and disappearing over sensitive military bases.
"This is a chance to learn about the latest developments in what is going on in our world and to find out that perhaps we are not alone in the universe," he said about Wednesday's event.
This entertaining event will be held on Wednesday, March 18, from 6:30-8 p.m., in the auditorium in Town Hall and is funded by the Friends of the Southwick Public Library.
LeBlanc is an independent researcher, screenwriter and author of three critically acclaimed and best-selling books — "Monsterland: Encounters with UFOs," "Bigfoot and Orange Orbs," and "Monsterland: Shaman, Sasquatch, Synchronicity and High Strangeness," which details the history and connection between the various phenomena and highlights his experience and research in an area called Monsterland.
His newest work, "Interdimensional: Consciousness, Cryptids & the Hidden Architecture of Reality." presents a bold, evidence-driven framework that reframes some of humanity's most persistent anomalies.
Drawing from firsthand encounters, field investigations, historical records, emerging physics, and modern disclosure, LeBlanc explores the possibility that non-human intelligence interacts with our world through consciousness itself, according to the announcement.
He has also just released a movie, which can be rented or purchased, named "My Bigfoot Life," in which a teenager on the autism spectrum has an "all-consuming passion to solve the mystery of Bigfoot. With the help of experts and the support of family and friends from the Bigfoot fraternity, the teen hopes to take a big step closer to discovering the truth."
Growing up in Leominster, LeBlanc learned of a section of the city near his childhood home called Monsterland, which comes from a local nickname for a part of the city where UFO sightings and Bigfoot interactions have been recorded for decades.
Teenagers would use the area to hold keg parties and bonfires, and young couples would frequent the area to evade prying parents' eyes. Some of the "lucky" ones that ventured into this area at night would experience strange sounds and lights. Sightings of flying saucers, orange orbs and hairy creatures running on two legs were part of the lore, he said on his website .
The bulk of those stories in his first book occurred in Leominster State Forest, where he was the first person ever to cast a Bigfoot print in the Bay State from a trackway discovered by a couple in the forest in the summer of 2010, according to his website.
He might also talk about the Bridgewater Triangle of Southeastern Massachusetts and another strange place within Central Massachusetts, where there is more than meets the eye, according to his website.
LeBlanc's passion, fun-loving personality and sense of humor have paved the way for him in bringing the subject matter of UFOs and Bigfoot to the mainstream public, according to his website.
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