Ghost Walk 2025

Step into the past with our annual Ghost Walk, where local history and hauntings intertwine for a night of immersive storytellling. Each year we bring to life the rich history and local legends of our community through a series of engaging performances set against the backdrop of historic sites. Our actors guide you through a journey of mystery and memory, presenting tales of triumphs and tragedies. This event not only showcases the talents of local actors and storytellers, but also serves as a vital fundraiser for the Trumbull County Historical Society and Fine Arts Council.

This year's Ghost Walk invites you to experience a Spectral Special Edition of the past, hosted by the illustrious Zell Hart Deming, the former owner of the Tribune Chronicle. As our spectral host, Zell introduces a special editorial edition of stories pulled from the pages of local history, each one revealing extraordinary lives and unforgettable legacies.

Prepare for an emotional journey as the evening's headlines unfold. From chilling tales of crime and tragedy to stories of courage, conviction, and redemption, this year's edition spans the full spectrum of the human experience. You'll encounter firgures who rose to greatness and those who fell from it, witness lives cut short in shocking ways, and reflect on legacies that continue to shape our community. Along the way, we'll also bid a fond farewell to one of our own, honoring the lasting impact of beloved Ghost Walk actor Don Novorksy, who has graced our stages for over thirty years. Through these haunting stories of courage, conviction, tragedy, and change, we honor the souls who shaped our community and keep their memories alive, one tale at a time.

Ghost Walk is a family-friendly event and will be held October 17-18 and October 24-25. Tours start at 6:30 pm and run every 15 minutes until 9:00 pm. Tickets are $10 for guests 13+, $5 for children aged 6-12 and FREE for those who are under 5.

Purchase your tickets today! This year's production is directed by Stephanie Young & C.J. Adkins. Proceeds benefit Trumbull County Historical Society and Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County.

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Getting There

Please park at the First Presbyterian Church of Warren; tours also begin from the parking lot:

256 Mahoning Ave NW
Warren, OH 44483

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