Atlanta's favorite family Halloween event will be presented for the 26th year by
ART Station at Georgia's Stone Mountain Park.

"A Tour of Southern Ghosts" is a storytelling festival that showcases the best ghost stories from the South. For 13 nights this fall, some 15,000 visitors will be guided on a lantern-lit tour of yesteryear vividly brought to life through the grand tradition of Southern storytelling.

At this bewitching time of the year, why not visit Stone Mountain Park and go on an evening adventure to the Antebellum Plantation for a "tour" with ghosts? The tour features fun and spooky ghost stories from the Antebellum South, great fun for young, old, and of course, a perfect family outing. It's for those who believe and for those who don't and for those who just want to have a good time. On the "tour" you'll meet six professional storytellers as they spin tales of Southern ghosts along the lantern lit paths of the South's most authentic and spookiest plantation. Join us for this Atlanta family tradition. It's only here that you will experience the authentic Southern Boo!

"A Tour of Southern Ghosts" is produced by ART Station, Inc., a not-for-profit, contemporary arts center.  The center features a professional theatre company, visual arts galleries and an arts education program.  ART Station's outreach program serves DeKalb County schools.  The education program has an enrollment of over 500 students.
Over 50,000 patrons participate in ART Stations programs yearly.

Click here for a sample ghost story

Video production and copyright by Richard Crabbe

Video production and copyright by Richard Crabbe