Imaginarium 2026 is proud to announce the addition of one new Workshop and two new Panels to our programming! There will be over 135 panels and workshops hosted in our 13th year, so make sure to check back regularly on our official site to see all new additions!
The titles, presenters, and descriptions for these new programming additions are as follows:
New Workshop Added:
Metaphysics and Paranormality: Presented by Ron Yacovetti. A new and more grounded reframing of paranormal phenomena that does not clash with science as many explanations held today do. We will show some video clips of the spirit communication method we have, which is unique and quite different from a spirit box, called TDSE: The Digital Seance Experience. (60 min)
New Panels Added:
The Story of Amelia: The Largest Self-Own In History and How She’s Changed the World: Moderator – Clayton Barnett. This panel takes a deep dive into the fascinating and often misunderstood legacy of Amelia. We explore the pivotal moments that defined her journey—specifically the “largest self-own in history”—and analyze how those very instances of vulnerability or error sparked global change. Join our panelists as they discuss the intersection of personal failure and historical impact, revealing how one individual’s narrative shifted the world’s perspective forever. (60 min)
Navigating Publishing Scams: Moderator – TBA. As the self-publishing industry matures, so do the tactics of predatory “service providers.” From AI-generated “editing” to the hijacking of legitimate publisher imprints, to outright pressuring and harassment, authors are being targeted at record rates when it comes to editing services, book marketing/promotion, cover art and illustration services, and more. This panel brings together industry freelance editors, illustrators, publishers, and veteran authors to dissect the anatomy of a scam. Attendees will learn how to vet freelancers, identify the psychological triggers used in predatory outreach, and protect their intellectual property and finances in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
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