5 Nights of Halloween Is Here – Cemetery Tours, Full Moon, Dinner & A Cemetery plus Vision Video!

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“There is something haunting in the light of the moon.” – Joseph Conrad

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5 Nights of Halloween – Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tues Oct 31st!

 
Dinner & A Cemetery Saturday Night Only !
 
The hottest Halloween ticket in Savannah history is here with 5 incredible evenings, including Halloween Night on Tuesday the 31st! There will be ONLY one “Dinner & A Cemetery” night on Saturday the 28th! All 5 nights feature an exclusive 3-Hour Bonaventure “After Dark Tour!” For the special attendees and ticket buyers for Saturday the 28th, “Dinner & A Cemetery” will include so much more!

Dates offered: Choose Your Poison!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th = 3 Hour Tour with take-home swag!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th = Dinner & A Cemetery/The Hunter’s Blood Full Moon Night + Kelsey McGee makes an appearance!

  • 3 Hour Tour w/Shannon Scott under The Hunter’s Blood Full Moon
  • Exclusive Private Q&A Dinner @ Erica Davis Lowcountry
  • Live Entertainment w/DJ Blue Ice from the film “America’s Most Haunted City”
  • Full Bar, Fire Pits, Games
  • Incredible Prizes & Other Take Home Goodies!
SUNDAYOCTOBER29th – 3 Hour Tour with take-home swag!
MONDAYOCTOBER 30th – 3 Hour Tour with take-home swag!

TUESDAY, HALLOWEEN NIGHT – 3 Hour Tour with take-home swag
PLUS VISION VIDEO Concert Option!
– Join us at Southbound Brewery for Gothic sensations, Vision Video!
– DJ Blue Ice performs along with Beneath Trees
– Food Trucks, Specialty Brews, Circus Performers

Please see our Cancellation Policy for Halloween Weekend HERE.

Vision Video of Athens, GA Rocking Us To The Witching Hour!

Beneath Trees

DJ Blue Ice of America’s Most Haunted City

The 4 Nights of Halloween Savannah Exclusive Weekend

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It’s hard to say when exactly Halloween came to Savannah but yes, with one witch from Ireland arriving to Savannah ala shipwreck, certain pagan traditions with a tint and hint of Christianity formed around many holidays or rituals, Hallow’s Eve or Samhain was never far from the life experience of superstitious people. Savannahians certainly cleaned it up, but it remains fascinating to me that until the 1950s, they burned 50-foot bonfires in Johnson Square and Washington Square, an act that we can trace back to the 1840s in Savannah. Naturally, the pagan regalia of early got traded up for Ben Franklin 5 & 10 costumes with Hanna Barbera themes, but in the earliest hours, no question that this was an active solstice mid-term for scaring away demons from the crops so that there was a cornucopia to share. It’s exactly what “Shout at The Devil” really means!

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By the 1950s, the Savannah Fire Department would stand around the edges of our city squares where the fire festival was happening, and they would simultaneously spray down the facades of the buildings to keep them safe. When Trick O’Treating became the main game of suburbia and suburban sprawl took root while Savannah’s Historic District died off for a time, all of the above disappeared and few to none of the nouveau riche living here now, know anything about it. Some Savannhians who are still around from those days, and trust me, there aren’t too many, recollect those hours with a fondness that warms the heart. They also recall parents taking 40 or 50 at a time in costume, then parading them around Bonaventure Cemetery for some good-natured spooky times. They told the ghost stories of Little Gracie, many of which came from caretaker families who lived in the cemetery for years. That tradition also went by the way for one reason or the other. 

So we decided to remedy the missing link by adding something Halloween-ish but respectful to the old dame, Madame Bonaventure Cemetery, and several years ago began an exclusive event, now referred to as The 4 Nights of Halloween

The event offers people an exclusive exploration of Bonaventure Cemetery after dark as only host, Shannon Scott can provide, and as we’re such purists, we’re about the only event happening on actual Halloween Night which as readers know, is a Monday! Trust us when we say you’ll be hard-pressed to find anything to do that’s worth the ticket price on a Monday night in Savannah except this! And yes, the PREMIERE evening is Saturday October 29th which includes the 3 Hour After Dark Tour, a private dinner at Erica Davis Lowcountry where we’ve rented out the facility for the evening and music provided by the spooky, kooky but always rocking band, The Donna Savage Band! (See Video Below). The evening will have firepits, a FULL BAR, Shannon Scott’s “Morbid Museum” collection on display and then really incredible prizes that are beyond the pale! ALL OF THESE EVENTS HAVE LIMITED TICKETS! As you might guess, they sell out every year so we cannot stress enough, if any of these evenings strike your fancy – DO NOT DELAY! GO BIG FOR HALLOWEEN BY GOING BONAVENTURE! 
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