CARE Healing Center's First Annual Ghost Tours

Join us on a Ghostly Walk through historic downtown Westminster!

CARE Healing Center, in collaboration with the City of Westminster Parks and Recreation's Spooky Saturday, will offer ghost tours on October 26th for one night only.

Adventurers will learn about the haunted locations in downtown Westminster on this candlelit walking tour. Stroll along with one of our knowledgeable guides to learn the bountiful history of our town with true ghost stories along the way. All tours will begin at the Winchester Exchange and end back at Main Street for KID FRIENDLY tours. All ADULT tours end at a location to enjoy refreshing "spirits to honor the spirits" of our small town after the tour.

Attendees are encouraged to come in costume.

Meet in the Winchester Exchange Building, facing the parking lot. We are in the same building as Cultivated and Brows. We will have a have a ghost tour display with staff waiting for you. Tours will leave no later than 5 minutes after start time.

Sorry, no refunds or rain dates.

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Tour prices

(fee is non-taxable donation that goes directly in supporting survivors)

$15 per person for the KID FRIENDLY Ghost Tour - Kids receive glowsticks and candy for tour!

All fees are considered donations, and processing fees are paid for by participants.

CARE Healing Center offers FREE services and support for survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones. Sexual violence is a continuum that includes rape, sexual assault, human trafficking, child sexual abuse, incest, sextortion, stalking, and sexual harassment. Please check out our website for more information about the work we do: www.carehealingcenter.org

CARE Healing Center is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. CARE Healing Center was founded in 1978 as the Rape Crisis Intervention Services and continues to serve our community through survivor advocacy, community outreach, and educational efforts. All proceeds received will benefit survivors in Carroll County.