Atlanta's favorite family Halloween event will be presented for the 23rd 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.

Nestled against the backdrop of Stone Mountain, costumed storytellers - all attired in 19th-century period costumes - recreate the romance, the horror and humor of the past with a magically bewitching bend.  These professional storytellers are from different cultural backgrounds and tell a collection of Southern folktales, myths and legends.  Join the Atlanta family tradition and meet professional storytellers spinning their tales of famous (and not so famous) Southern Ghosts along the lantern-lit paths of the Antebellum Plantation grounds at Stone Mountain Park. "A Tour of Southern Ghosts" is held during the Halloween season so the stories are a little scary, many times humorous, but never too frightening and always appropriate for young children. 

"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 and Metro-Atlanta Boys & Girls Clubs.  The education program has an enrollment of over 500 students.
Over 50,000 patrons participate in ART Stations programs yearly.