Owensboro’s Ghost Tours Promise Thrills And Scary Local History

It's widely believed to be THE most haunted building in Owensboro, Kentucky and, for the first time in a decade, ghost tour enthusiasts are getting the chance to go back inside.

2025 marks local actor David Wolfe's 19th year of hosting ghost walks in downtown Owensboro. He's gearing up for another exciting season which gets underway on Friday, October 3rd.

The starting point for David's walks is Ghostly Productions, which is located at 203 West 4th Street downtown. If you're interested in joining David for one of his spooky and entertaining Haunts of Owensboro walks, you can reserve/buy your tickets through David, then simply show up on the sidewalk in front of the store.

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Here are the dates for this year's walks:

Friday, October 3rd

Friday, October 10th

Saturday, October 11th

Friday, October 17th

Saturday, October 18th

Friday, October 24th

Saturday, October 25th

Saturday, November 1st

There's also a chance that David will be hosting a ghost walk on Friday, October 31st- HALLOWEEN!  He says, "That's still up in the air."

One thing is for certain! This year's tour schedule will feature a very special night and stop. On Friday, October 10th, David's brave guests will get to go inside Theatre Workshop of Owensboro. As I mentioned above, it's been ten years since David's tour has been allowed inside.

Fun fact, I took a tour with David once and our group went into the theatre to explore what many people believe is the most haunted building in town. I can tell you that various members of our tour group were completely freaked out by the experience.

Half the money raised from that evening's ghost walk will benefit Theatre Workshop. It promises to be an action-packed, spine-tingling night. The cost- per person- for David's ghost tours is normally just $15 per person. However, on Theatre Workshop Night, the price is $20 per person.

If you're interested in reserving your spot on The Haunts of Owensboro, you can contact David directly at 270-313-5596. David says you can call or text . . . if you dare!