A 1991 Hatboro-Horsham High School alum will conjure up the spirits at the June 20 events. Learn details below.
Dino Ciliberti, Patch Staff
|Updated Fri, Jun 6, 2025 at 2:07 pm ET
HATBORO / HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA — She's back!
For the third straight year, International Spirit Medium Karen T. Hluchan will conjure up some magic to benefit the Hatters for Music fundraiser.
The unique, out-of-the-box event has become one of the bigger fundraisers for the organization behind the Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit. Find out ticket information below
On June 20, Hluchan, of Horsham, a 1991 Hatboro-Horsham High School alum, will lead the third annual "Evening With Spirit" to benefit the marching unit, which comprises 30 high school students in the marching band, as well as 10 indoor percussion members, and eight on the indoor color guard team.
Joanna Black, president of Hatters for Music — the parent-run organization that funds the high school’s music programs — said she’s grateful for Hluchan’s willingness to contribute a significant percentage of funds raised each year.
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“She’s been more than gracious,” Black said. “She’s willing to give back to the band. She came through Hatboro-Horsham, and was part of the band. She knows how hard it is to get the funds we need to run our program.”
Previous events have raised more than $5,000 for the marching unit, with Hluchan bringing throughspirits to connect with audience members in compelling ways.
A recently deceased mother told her daughter to take the trip to Ireland that the two of them had been planning. An ex-father-in-law apologized to his son’s ex-wife about how his son had treated her during their marriage.
“The more people that are in the room, the more detailed the information,” Hluchan said. "When Ido group readings, it’s not like all the people in spirit are bombarding me all at once. Those up in heaven have already decided who’s coming through and what they want to share.”
Using all of Hluchan’s senses, those in spirit bring through information about their personality, whatthey looked like, hobbies, jobs, how they passed, and more to establish the match with the audiencemembers.
Once the connection is made, direct messages are shared from their loved ones in spirit,including guidance, knowledge of events on earth, love, information about the future, and much more.
“My body naturally turns toward the direction of the person they’re supposed to be matched with,”Hluchan said of clues spirits provide, adding that some have come through wearing clothing identical to their loved ones. “There are interesting things they do to make the match.”
Hluchan, of Healing Spirit with Love, is a spirit medium connecting countless people with their deceased loved ones.
A published author, mediumship instructor, and sought-after international presence, Hluchan has worked with clients on six continents, including Grammy-winning musicians, celebrities, andpeople in almost every state in the United States to bridge the gap between loved ones seeking to reach their family and friends who have crossed over into Heaven.
The event will be held in the auditorium of Hatboro-Horsham High School with tickets limited to only 150 people.
Despite being held in a large space, the event will still have a small and intimate setting.
“It is kind of nice when it’s not too huge,” Black said of limiting the number of attendees. “People get a better feeling.”
The Hatters for Music fundraiser, featuring Spirit Medium Karen T. Hluchan to benefit the Hatboro-Horsham Marching Unit, will be held on Friday, June 20 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Hatboro-Horsham High School, 899 Horsham Road in Horsham.
Hluchan is selling tickets on her website, which range in price from $35 to $70 for general admission and two tiers of VIP tickets.
Each ticket includes an entry into a drawing for a $115 gift certificate good toward Hluchan’s products and services, a signed hardcover edition of her book, “How Have You Loved?” and a set of 11 Spirit Animal Art greeting cards.
Click here to get tickets
(Theresa Katalinas)
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