Upcoming Events at 101 E Sheridan Ave
Sat Oct 30, 7:00 PM - Sun Oct 31, 1:00 AM
101 E Sheridan Ave
101 East Sheridan Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Community: Norman
Description
A haunted ghost walking tour is a perfect way to experience Halloween in Oklahoma City! Enjoy spooky stories in downtown OKC with author Jeff Provine.
Event Details
Take a stroll through Bricktown and downtown this Halloween to hear true spooky stories of OKC! Stories include:
- the mysterious first death following the Land Run of 1889 and ghosts of Bricktown,
- hidden tunnels where people were said to born, live, and die without ever seeing the sun,
- and the most haunted hotel in Oklahoma!
The haunted walk will meet at the northeast corner of Sheridan and Oklahoma about 15 minutes before start time to get folks checked in. Each tour will last 75 to 90 minutes. Our route is all outdoors and follows public sidewalks, so it should be wheelchair accessible. Masking and vaccination are suggested.
Each guest receives a commemorative glow-in-the-dark wristband. Tickets are $12.
This isn't a "jump-and-scare" tour like a haunted house nor an investigation; it is a storytelling walk telling true tales researched from interviews and public archives. Check out http://jeffprovine.com/ for more information.
- the mysterious first death following the Land Run of 1889 and ghosts of Bricktown,
- hidden tunnels where people were said to born, live, and die without ever seeing the sun,
- and the most haunted hotel in Oklahoma!
The haunted walk will meet at the northeast corner of Sheridan and Oklahoma about 15 minutes before start time to get folks checked in. Each tour will last 75 to 90 minutes. Our route is all outdoors and follows public sidewalks, so it should be wheelchair accessible. Masking and vaccination are suggested.
Each guest receives a commemorative glow-in-the-dark wristband. Tickets are $12.
This isn't a "jump-and-scare" tour like a haunted house nor an investigation; it is a storytelling walk telling true tales researched from interviews and public archives. Check out http://jeffprovine.com/ for more information.
