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6th Annual Ghosts and Infamous Places of Historical Irvington Tours

Tickets will be available as of Wednesday October 1st

Tour Dates and Times:
October 17th (Friday 7:00 pm & 9:00pm)
October 18th (Saturday 7:00 pm & 9:00pm)

October 24th (Friday 7:00 pm & 9:00pm)
October 25th (Saturday Irvington Halloween Festival 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm & 10:00pm)

October 31st (Friday-7:00 pm & 9:00pm Halloween Night)
November 1st (Saturday 7:00 pm & 9:00pm)

Tickets: $15.00 (Adults 13 & older)
Tickets include a copy of the book Irvington Haunts I or Irvington Haunts II as well as a limited edition Irvington haunts tour button and Irvington merchant coupons & special deals sponsored by A.I.M. (Association of Irvington Merchants)

For additional information, please click the link at the top of the page names Haunted Tours. 

Special Haunted Tour for the Kids
On October 25th at 1:pm on the day of the Halloween Festival, Al Hunter will give a free tour to the kids that are between the ages of 7 and 12.  Parents may accompany their child on the tour for free as well.  30 tickets will be available on the day of the Halloween festival beginning at 8:am at Lazy Daze Coffeehouse.  This will be a 1 hour tour and will start and end at Lazy Daze Coffeehouse.

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The Spoken Word
“In the Company of Shakespeare” 
On Thursday October 23rd at 8:pm to 9:pm

Special Guests
Al Hunter and Russ Simnick
  will be discussing their book and revealing the tales and secrets of Irvington ghostly past.

“Irvington Haunts”
Haunted and Infamous Irvington

The night was warm with gusty winds, quick moving clouds and an almost completely full moon. With the winds rapidly changing from silent stillness to noisy moaning, the night was perfect for a ghost hunt. And the participants were not disappointed.
Hunter's and Simnick’s knowledge of the details of each of the haunting sites was deep and his presentation was lively and reflected his love of the subject.
Why is Irvington so haunted?
At first blush, it is full of places that have been home to madmen and maniacs, outlaws, and tyrants.  Yet there is more that tempts so many souls – both living and dead – to remain in Irvington.  An otherworldly air hangs over the town like icicles over a gutter on an Indiana morning. –Irvington Haunts

Come join us for an evening of ghostly and historical tales about Irvington.

Note: This event will be held on the deck of Lazy Daze Coffeehouse weather permitting.  If the weather does not permit, then the readings will be held at Book Mama’s, which is right across the street from Lazy Daze.

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Alive!

The classical works of
Edgar Allan Poe are brought to Life

Dramatizations and Readings
By John Richard Luther II

Dates and Times of the Readings
One hour before each Irvington Haunted Tour
This event is free, however.  Tips are accepted and encouraged.

October 17, 18, 24, 31: 6:pm & 8:pm

October 25: 5:pm, 7:pm, & 9:pm

November 1: 6:pm, & 9:pm

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Live Music
The Halloween Festival October 25

Donn Smith
Acoustic Roots
10:am to Noon

Matt Shake and Sarah Bragg
12:30pm to 3:30pm

This event is sponsored by Indianapolis Talent Search and
Is also a charity event for Tammie Wilkison for cancer research.