Some stories are best told in the dark.

For one night only, #SpookyCLT and Charlotte Museum of History are teaming up to lead you through the Museum grounds after dark! The path will be dim, the night will be quiet, and the door of Charlotte's oldest home will be waiting to creak open for you.

Built in 1774, the Alexander Rock House has survived war, betrayal, and more than a few unexplained mysteries. Some say a Tory leapt from its windows. Some say there's a tunnel beneath it. And some say prior tenants have not yet moved on...

Each tour will last approx. 45 minutes and will be led by one of two terrific guides: Jason Tapp, of Spooky CLT, or Jason Luker, the Museum's very own Chief Interpretive Officer!

As these stories are not for the faint of heart, guests must be 11 y.o. or older to join a tour.

Limited spots, unlimited chills:

🎃 7 p.m. Tour | SOLD OUT
👻 7:30 p.m. Tour | SOLD OUT
🎃 8 p.m. Tour | 8 Tickets Remaining | link to tickets
👻 8:30 p.m. Tour | 16 Tickets Remaining | link to tickets
🎃 9 p.m. Tour | 18 Tickets Remaining | link to tickets
👻 9:30 p.m. Tour | 16 Tickets Remaining | link to tickets

last updated 4 p.m. [Wednesday, October 21st]

Our Ghost Tour Guides

🎃 Jason Tapp of #SpookyCLT knows where Charlotte's best stories are buried. He not only serves as a board member for Historic Elmwood Pinewood Cemetery, but as the Charlotte Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission's Commissioner. In 2025, Jason won a Charlotte Gem Preservation Award for his preservation of Charlie Houck’s "Killed by a Lion" headstone.

👻 Jason Luker is Charlotte Museum of History's Chief Interpretation Officer, where he brings the Museum and our historic grounds to life for visitors. He's spent years studying the 1774 Rock House and, for one night only, will share the mysteries that history can't quite explain.