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Haunted History Walking Tour

Sat Sep 21 2024 at 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm

Clark County Historical Museum | Vancouver, WA

Are you curious to hear tales of what haunts the buildings and streets of Downtown Vancouver? Interested in the strange and peculiar side of our local history? Then join us as we take an excursion through Clark County’s haunted history. Every Friday and Saturday night in October guides from the Clark County Historical Museum (CCHM) will lead inquiring minds to the answers. Join them on walking tours along Main Street and beyond to uncover the unexplained in this historic city.

A mix of stories, memories, research, and personal experiences, these tours are a fascinating glimpse through the darker side of history. Many of our tales of history and terror are drawn from the book Darkness Next Door, penned by Clark County historian, Pat Jollota. They begin at 7:00 PM most nights, and guides will lead up to 25 people for approximately a mile while making frequent stops along the way. General admission tickets are $20.00 per person and CCHM Members are $15.00.

All are welcome on the tours, though they are best suited for those 10 years and older. Tickets are required for all persons attending over the age of six. In addition, tours happen rain or shine, so CCHM encourages guests to bring a flashlight and dress for the weather. (Costumes appreciated.)

Ticket presales for CCHM Members only begin August 1st. Ticket sales are open to the general public beginning August 7th.

CCHM’s Haunted Walking Tours is an annual and popular series that supports the museum’s mission to gather, save, and share Clark County history.

For more information, contact the museum at 360-993-5679 or [email protected] .

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Jessica Wick

Jessica Wick is a writer and travel enthusiast who loves exploring new places, meeting new people and, of course, beautiful Big Sky Country and every part of Washington State.

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It’s always fun to visit Washington’s historic sites, especially those that have been well-preserved. And of course, when those sites are rumored to be haunted, it adds a little extra excitement.

If you’ve ever visited Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, you probably didn’t notice anything out of the ordinary. The vast majority of guests never experience paranormal activity. But there’s no denying that it exists here. Professional ghost hunters, former employees, and locals on the walking tour have both seen and heard things that suggest some of Fort Vancouver’s early residents never left.

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5 Best Ghost Tours In Vancouver For A Spooky Time

Looking for the best ghost tours in Vancouver? Well, you’re in the right place!

Vancouver is intriguing – but that intriguing side doesn’t stop at its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. As the sun sets and the city lights dim, the tales of the past come alive in the form of ghost tours.

Spend a few hours fetching yourself to the dramatic past of the Rain City by signing up for one of these five best Vancouver ghost tours to embrace its darker, more mysterious side.

Embark on a spine-tingling journey learning murders and disappearances that gave police the foggiest ideas or the sordid tales of Maple Tree Square and chasing lost souls.

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1.   Vancouver Lost Souls of Gastown Walking Tour

Undoubtedly the most talked-about ghost tour in all of Vancouver, the Lost Souls of Gastown transports you through the oldest neighbourhood of the city where tales of the wild west, murder, intrigue, and hauntings are buried behind the washed-out brick walls.

Within 90 minutes, the costumed guides who are reportedly unrivaled at their collection of untold stories and scary tales take you to the most haunted locations and review ghostly evidence taken at the sites.

Tick off the rowdy part of the Great Fire that burned down the whole of Vancouver in 45 minutes, hold the lamplight tight chasing the dark alleys of Gaoler’s Mews, and hear the eerie tales of smallpox at Maple Tree Square.

2.   Ghostly Gastown Tour

It’s not that scary when the sunlight is still on. So wait until the sun beams down and venture out to the darkest cores of Vancouver downtown for a 90-minute trip with Ghostly Gastown Tour (GVT).

The guides at GVT like to keep it secret until the last minute, and we’re in the same boat. Instead of spilling the tea, all we can do to give you a sneak peek is the area you’ll be covering. Taking place in Vancouver’s most atmospheric neighborhoods, particularly Gastown and Downtown Vancouver, GVT keeps records of evidence that have been researched through archives and interviews. That being said – no fabrication here!

The best part? GVT guides love storytelling and everything paranormal. And did we tell you that one of these guides can also do your readings and connect you with the spirits? Well, rest assured as there’s nothing sort of life-threatening here.

The meeting point is outside of the Waterfront Station in front of the Angel of Mercy statue. This tour may not be suitable for children under 12.

3.   Morgue Ghost Tours

For those who are truly brave at heart, the Morgue Ghost Tours offer a unique and spine-chilling experience. No more taboos and spirits spotted by the residents, but evidence and haunting stories of lives left unfinished by the police themselves.

That, coupled with findings from recent paranormal investigations, was conducted right on the museum property. Open that door to the ‘ behind-the-scenes’ area and get spooked out by morticians’ creepiest weird.

The tour guides will lead you through the tales of murders and disappearances in Vancouver’s history. Each tour lasts about 40 minutes, and tickets are priced at $40, with a $5 discount for museum members.

Be sure to book in advance as these tours are incredibly popular and sell out quickly.

4. Ghostly Walking Tour in Victoria

Speaking of the phantoms in Vancouver, Gastown seems to steal all the spotlight. But this time, we’ll take you to Victoria, just a bit outside of the downtown core, on a 60-minute Ghostly Walking Tour.

Who would have thought the colorful gardens and impressive British mansions here in Victoria shield the unknown tragic past? Starting out as a bustling trading post of Hudson’s Bay Co., Victoria took the hit by infamous names and pity events that still haunt famous heritage buildings.

Today, these tales of the supernatural will send chills down your spine. The tour is designed for adult audiences and contains some references to adult themes, so it’s best suited for families with older kids.

This tour operates rain or shine, so be sure to dress appropriately, though nighttime gets a little chilly.

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5.   Forbidden Vancouver Guided Tour

A Vancouver that’s forbidden? What does that mean?

Well, with Forbidden Vancouver Guided Tour, you’re no longer chasing ghosts and haunted buildings but tales of bootlegging, mobsters, and corruption. Get back to the roaring 20s when major parts of Vancouver were still buried in a mess of illicit booze, crime, and vice. Walk past Vancouver’s prohibition era like Gastown, Maple Tree Square, and ornate heritage buildings hearing undisclosed secrets you never know from the ‘ official sources.’

We guess that’s the most interesting part of this two-hour tour.

As you explore the city’s famous Gastown district, you’ll visit landmarks that played a significant role in these sordid tales. The tour is designed for adult audiences and contains some mature subject matter, so it’s best for families with older kids. When the tour ends, you’ll have some time on your own seeking an apres-history dinner or drinks out of Vancouver’s most visited bars and restaurants.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, a believer in the supernatural, or just someone looking for a thrilling night out, these ghost tours in Vancouver not only get your adrenaline pumping but also reveal the unordinary sides of the city’s past.

Looking for more activities in the city? Check out our pick of the best things to do in Vancouver here !

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Haunted Places in Vancouver, Washington

Clark County Historical Museum

Vancouver, washington.

The historical museum is haunted by the apparition of a young boy in old-fashioned clothing, who has been known to materialise in the basement. Voices are also heard when there is no one around. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

The historic area, particularly some of the nearby houses in Officers' Row, is believed to be haunted. As one of them is a private home, trespassing is not permitted. The other 2 are businesses: one real estate office (850 Officers' Row) and the Grant House Art Center and Cafe (1101 ...

Slocum House

Dating back to 1867, the historic mansion is haunted by the wife of the original owner. Known as 'Laura', the spirit often appears to children, and is regarded as a motherly presence. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Falcon Apartments

Portland, oregon.

There are two, maybe three ghosts that haunt the apartment block on North Albina Avenue. Phenomenon includes knocking noises on doors when there's no on around late at night, rattling mailboxes and the sighting's of the apparition's of two old men in the corridor's of the apartment. Apartment 101 also ...

McMenamins White Eagle Hotel

The 1905 White Eagle Saloon doubles as a concert venue; acts like ZZ Top, Robert Cray and The Isley Brothers are among those who have played here. History records say in its past days, it had a brothel upstairs and an opium den downstairs, connected to Portland's underground tunnels that ...

Fairmount Historic Apartments

This building was constructed in 1905 for the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. It was originally a grand hotel, but now is an apartment complex. Those living in the apartments have reported sighting various apparition's, and feeling an intimidating presence on the lower floor. The feeling is less intimidating on ...

Shanghai Tunnels - Portland Underground

These tunnels, once used to smuggle alcohol during prohibition and even people in an illicit slave trade, are part of an underground city beneath Old Chinatown. Because of their rich history in illegal activity, these tunnels are said to be active with spirits of all kinds.

Old Town Pizza and Brewing

This restaurant sits on top of the Shanghai Tunnels in Portland OR where thousands disappeared. There was a lady that was a prostitute named Nina that was thrown down the elevator shaft and you can sit where the elevator used to be. There are places on the floor where ...

Hoodoo Antiques

This historic antique shop is haunted by the apparition of a lady in period clothing and a lace bonnet, who has been seen floating near the rear of the store after closing hours. Staff and customers report occasionally objects will be pushed off shelves by an unseen force. (Submitted by Callum ...

The Crystal Ballroom

When the building is closed for the night, large groups of people can be heard talking, but when investigated, there is no one around. Footsteps that follow people around the building are heard, as well as elevator's going up and down by themselves. Apparition's walk in and out of the ...

Benson Hotel

The twelve story hotel was built in 1913, and has experienced haunting ever since then. The original owner of the hotel, Simon Benson, is often seen on the staircase, in the common room area and in the business offices on the lower levels of the hotel. The kindly ghost of ...

Pittock Mansion

This historic French Renaissance chateau, rumored to be haunted, was a private home until the City of Portland bought it in 1964. It is currently restored and open for visitation, welcoming 80,000 sightseers per year. The mansion has been used as a setting in films such as First Love, The ...

The Heathman Hotel

The 1927 Heathman has a ghost who likes rooms with numbers that end in 03. Room 703 is a favorite of his. Guests have reported finding their clean towels used, their furniture rearranged, and glasses of water taken away. In Room 803, one guest reported an apparition at the end ...

Lotus Cafe and Cardroom

Rumor has it that at this nightclub, something spooky lurks in the basement. It is believed to play pranks on the bartenders and other employees, frightening some of them quite badly.

Bagdad Theater

This theater was built in 1927 by Universal Studios. It housed both moving pictures and vaudeville-type shows and plays. Now a cinema and pub, it is said to be the favorite haunt for a man who once hanged himself backstage and another haunt whose residence is said to be the ...

The areas said to be haunted here are the upstairs sports den and the Canyon Room. Folks have reported hearing disembodied footsteps and a conversation between a man and women. In addition, things such as cups and furniture have been known to move around on their own.

Valley Theater

Beaverton, oregon.

Poltergeist activity has been reported at this theater for many years. During 1994 renovations, something unseen played pranks and frightened the workmen, causing several of them to quit. Employees and visitors still notice odd occurrences here.

Multnomah County Poor Farm - Edgefield

Troutdale, oregon.

If you are looking to stay in this haunted hotel, you need to search under its hotel name McMenamins which is the modern incarnation of the Poor Farm. This place was once an asylum for the old, disabled, and mentally challenged and people believe that many of its former ...

Tigard Evangelical Cemetery - Canterbury Hill Cemetery

Tigard, oregon.

At Tigard Evangelical Cemetery, aka Canterbury Hill Cemetery, witnesses have reported seeing apparitions and green balls of ghost lights as they drive by. Some folks who live nearby say they have heard howls and screams.

Harmony House - Dean's Homestyle Cafe

Clackamas, oregon.

Formerly the Harmony House and now Dean's Homestyle Cafe, the restaurant is said to be home to at least a couple of haunts. Employees have reported being locked in a supply closet by something unseen, and folks have heard strange voices and sounds, such as a man clearing his throat ...

Damascus Pioneer Cemetery

Damascus, oregon.

Visitors to this cemetery have reported unexplained sounds and shadows, and ghostly images have shown up in their photographs.

McLoughlin House

Oregon city, oregon.

City founder Dr. John McLoughlin's spirit is said to linger in his former home. Witnesses say late at night their shoulders have been touched or a shadowy figure has appeared going down the hall. Footsteps and the smell of tobacco also have been reported, and beds are found to look ...

Kinder Cemetery

Deer island, oregon.

Kinder Cemetery is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of an old man name George, who has been known to push or slap visitors and cause the temperature to rise when he is especially angry.

View Point Inn

Corbett, oregon.

This historic house was built in 1925, and has seen many celebrities throughout its illustrious history as a hotel and inn. There are many stories of haunting's in the inn, including the apparition of a gentleman smoking a cigar and an elderly lady in a period dress. Other activity reported ...

McMenamins Grand Lodge

Forest grove, oregon.

A portrait of an apparition seen by many employees is on prominent display in the 1922 Grand Lodge. The ghost is a white-haired woman in a print dress and slippers. One report says she bears a strong resemblence to Anna, a woman who lived in the building for many years ...

Theatre In the Grove

According to reports, the three ghosts who haunt this theater are a little girl who runs up and down the aisles, a backstage ghost who is sometimes heard talking in the changing room, and an angry ghost who tinkers with the spotlights and slams the door to the light room.

Scaponia Park

Scappoose, oregon.

The apparition of a man and his dog have been seen in the park. Legend tells us that he is the ghost of a horse thief from the late 1800s. So the story goes, an angry mob caught the man in his cabin, located on the current park grounds. They ...

Montgomery House

Kalama, washington.

This used to be a B&B and it was the subject of a documentary done by a psychic (who is apparently also an actress and "media personality"). Supposedly the land that this house was on was once Indian tribal land and in the documentary they claim they found loads of ...

Newberg Graphic

Newberg, oregon.

This small newspaper is housed in an extremely haunted location. Over the years, employees have experienced strange time lapses and sightings of many apparitions. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Argyle Winery

Dundee, oregon.

The Argyle Winery is haunted by a female ghost, whose apparition is seen often. Employees report smelling flowery perfume in the house, laughter comes from empty rooms, lights turn on and off, footsteps can be heard upstairs when no one is there, and gusts of air blow through the house ...

Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery

Dayton, oregon.

Locals say a woman who was hanged after being accused of being a witch haunts Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery. Her apparition has been seen standing or walking through the graveyard. Some have heard her laughing, and one person claims to have caught her voice on tape saying "Run Home!" Others say ...

Jesse H. Settlemier House

Woodburn, oregon.

This Victorian manor house was built in 1892, and it is believed some of the former residents who called this historic house home have never really moved on. Visitors have seen the apparition of a lady in an old-fashioned black dress, who has been known to move furniture around. Other ...

Kelso Theater Pub

Kelso, washington.

Reports differ as to when the theater was built, but it was sometime in the early 1900s. The identity of the haunts here is also a mystery, but some speculate it may be former employees, movie-loving former patrons, or even a man who was shot on the street outside many ...

McMenamins Hotel Oregon

Mcminnville, oregon.

Hotel Oregon is located in a building that opened in 1905 as Hotel Elberton. It was renovated in 1998 and hosts an annual UFO convention, and it is decorated with relics of the building's history and the town's famous 1950 UFO sighting. To top it all off, the hotel also ...

Welches Roadhouse - Old Welches Inn

Mount hood village, oregon.

The Welches Roadhouse was said to be haunted by a woman who killed herself when she jumped in despair from a second-story door used for snowdrifts. She had taken in an escaped convict and was bearing his child, but he had left her. The location later became the Old Welches ...

Ebenezer Chapel

The original chapel was built in the 1860's, and was rebuilt in early 1926. Within the chapel there are sightings of spirits that lurk in the nearby cemetery and within chapel. Spotting of mysterious things occurring have been reported, such as strange glowing lights drifting through the forest. Voices and ...

Rhododendron Village

Rhododendron, oregon.

At this 1800s camping site for pioneers traveling the Oregon Trail, folks have reported strange sounds, doors opening and slamming, lights turning on and off, and floating orbs and other haunts who appear later in photographs. All the hubbub may stem from the fact that several graves were located during ...

Carson Hot Springs Golf and Spa Resort

Carson, washington.

This resort was originally the Hotel St. Martin, which was built in 1901. Original builder Isadore St. Martin was killed in 1910 on the grounds, and it's said that his wife Margaret died of loneliness a short time later. Witnesses have both seen and heard Margaret's ghost in the lobby ...

Adolf Wolf Building

Silverton, oregon.

This historic building was recently renovated, which sparked a chain of ghost stories that the building is now infamous for. Building contractors and passer-by's reported sighting the apparition of an elderly man walking around the upper floor of the building before vanishing. Although the renovations are completed, tenants still report ...

Home Town Buffet

Salem, oregon.

Doors slamming and running footsteps in the women's restroom of this small restaurant. The ghost of a woman in a white dress has also been seen in the restroom. It is believed she was the wife of the former owner, who killed her. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Oregon State Capitol

At the Oregon State Capitol, many unexplained occurrences have been reported. A board member, Sandra Allen, has even written a book called GHOSTS IN THE CAPITOL, published in 2002 by the Oregon Legislative and Historical Information Group. Witnesses to the hauntings have described disembodied footsteps on the marble floors, doors ...

Elsinore Theatre

Rumor has it that the hauntings here have to do with a boy who was murdered in the men’s bathroom, where witnesses have seen blood reflected in mirror, and the owner's daughter, who fell to her death from the upper balcony and now haunts that area.

Mission Mill Museum

Mission Mill Museum, a group of historic buildings, includes houses, a church, and a mill. The ghost of a former millwright, Wayne Menzter, is believed to linger here. His apparition, as well as that of a woman who runs across a nearby bridge, have been seen.

Bush House Museum

Asahel Bush II built the Italianate mansion in the 1870s, and witnesses say his youngest daughter, Eugenia, still keeps watch over their home. Her apparition is said to appear here, and the ghost is blamed for moving the air conditioning system controls to turn up the heat. Other spirits are ...

Columbia Gorge Hotel

Hood river, oregon.

The smell of cigar smoke is attributed to one of the retirement residents who died here long ago, but has till been reported by various guests. Hotel rooms are barricaded by furniture from the inside of the hotel rooms when no one is inside. Apparitions reported at the hotel include ...

Croisan Creek Road

A ghostly little girl is said to chase a ball that rolls into the road on Friday nights. According to local legend, she was killed in this roadway by a speeding car. Speeders are said to be most likely to see the ghost girl. Some say a ghost boy stands ...

Hood River Hotel

This historic hotel is the oldest inn in town, an is rumoured to be haunted by a former owner. Activity reported here includes disembodied footsteps, phantom phone calls when the reception desk in unattended and doors that open and close of their own accord. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Old Wheeler Hotel

Wheeler, oregon.

Here, folks have witnessed apparitions in reflections or from the corner of their eyes, and spirit orbs have appeared in photographs. Troubles during renovations were attributed to ghosts who weren't welcome to the change, but at last the spirits gave in and allowed the place to be restored.

Lenora's Ghost - Mangiare Italian Restaurant

Independence, oregon.

Mangiare Italian Restaurant is housed in a 1912 building that reportedly has the original wood floor, complete with blood stains from a woman who committed suicide by throwing herself through a skylight. The 15-year-old girl, Lenora or Lerona (depending on who is telling the story), fell in love with a ...

Pink House Cafe and Tea Rooms

Jefferson, oregon.

This charming old-fashioned tea room has a ghostly visitor every once in a while. The apparition of a young girl has been seen and heard throughout the café, and often materialises during tea parties. Staff say the presence isn't harmful, and has only been known to rearrange cutlery and ...

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The Pacific Northwest is full of haunted places. And, if you're a dedicated road tripper and a paranormal enthusiast living in or visiting the Pacific Northwest, you'll find plenty of spooky places to visit on a haunted road trip. Try all or part of this haunted road trip as you drive, stay, eat, and explore your way through some of the Pacific Northwest's most haunted hotspots.

Port Townsend, WA

The road trip starts in historic Port Townsend on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. The small, charming seaport town is packed with adorable and historic Victorian style homes, funky restaurants, quaint shops (including plenty of crafts and antiques), and lots of haunts.

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Manresa Castle or Palace Hotel

How often do you have the opportunity to stay in a castle? Manresa Castle is located at 651 Cleveland Street in Port Townsend. Built first as a private home and used later as a Jesuit college, the castle has beautifully appointed rooms, plenty of ambience, and ghosts. Alternatively, you can stay at the boutique Palace Hotel located at 1004 Water Street. With just 15 rooms appointed in Victorian luxury, you'll love the ambience as well as the haunts.

Old Whiskey Mill

Looking for a great meal in a historic (and possibly haunted) building? The Old Whiskey Mill at 1038 Water Street is situated in the historic Kuhn's White Block built in the 1890s. With a classic menu (poutine, burgers, steaks, pasta), and plenty of whiskey, you can't go wrong. And while the Old Whiskey Mill has plenty of spirits (bourbon, whiskey, rye, Scotch), does it also have spirits (ghosts)? Although it's not known for paranormal reports, the building's history alone makes it worth a visit.

Ghostly Things to See

There's plenty to see and do while you're in Port Townsend from browsing the charming downtown shops to heading out on a ghost tour to explore the city's most notorious haunts.

• Explore Fort Worden State Park , which is a well known Washington State haunt . If you're a camper, you can tent or trailer camp here, as well.
• Take a drive to look at the Victorian homes throughout town. While most are private residences, you can still get a sense of them from the outside, they're all neat to look at, and some of them are real haunted houses .

Whidbey Island, WA

When you're ready to leave Port Townsend, head to the ferry dock at 1301 Water Street and take the short ride on the ferry across to Keystone on Whidbey Island .

Captain Whidbey Inn

From the Keystone Ferry Dock, drive the 10 miles to the Captain Whidbey Inn , a historic inn on Penn Cove where you can stay for a night or two. The inn is located at 2072 Captain Whidbey Inn Road in Coupeville. It was built in 1907, and it has rooms in the main structure and along the lagoon as well as small cabins on the cove. The hotel is equal parts historic, filled with ambience, and haunted.

Places to Visit

While you're on the island, plan a day to explore Fort Casey State Park with its haunted reputation and abandoned bunkers, armament storage, and lighthouse. It's located right next to the Keystone Ferry Dock (where you get off the Ferry from Port Townsend). Wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight. There's a lot to do here, and you can tent or trailer camp if you wish. Next, head to Ebey's Landing . The National Historic Reserve is located just three miles and a six minute drive from Fort Casey on Ebey's Landing Road. It's the sight of Whidbey Island's first settlement, and the difficult and sometimes violent nature of settling the island may have left behind some energy that gives the area a haunted reputation.

Skagit Valley, WA

After your stay at Captain Whidbey's, head out on WA 20 through Oak Harbor (there's a huge naval airbase located there, so you may see and hear some planes flying overhead). After a 30-minute drive , you'll arrive at Deception Pass . Be sure to stop. Frequently shrouded in fog, Deception Pass is beautiful and possibly haunted. If it's a nice day, spend some time exploring Deception Pass Park, as well. Then, continue heading east into the Skagit Valley, which is a farming community known for its gorgeous tulip fields that bloom in early spring.

Stanwood Hotel and Saloon

A 42-minute drive from Deception Pass brings you to the haunted Stanwood Hotel and Saloon located at 26926 102nd Avenue NW in Stanwood. The rooms in the century-old hotel are recently remodeled but filled with carefully chosen period pieces to protect the ambience. The saloon offers food and beverages along with atmosphere, history, and spirits.

While You're in the Area

After exiting Deception Pass, you'll go through the town of Anacortes. Stop there and visit the haunted Anacortes Museum located at 1305 8th Street in the Carnegie Library in Anacortes. It's open Tuesdays through Sunday. About a 30 minute drive north from Stanwood, you can visit the charming seaside town of La Conner . Along with some fun shops in the downtown corridor and interesting houses and buildings, stop by Gaches Mansion, currently known as the Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum . It's located at 730 South Second Street in La Conner and is open to the public Wednesday through Sunday. Along with fiber art displays and quilts, it also has a haunted reputation.

For those who like to hike, take a trek through the Northern State Recreation Area . The trailhead is located on the North Cascades Highway (Highway 20) near Sedro Wooley, WA. It's about a 5-mile round-trip walk with only a slight elevation gain, but you'll arrive at the former Northern State mental hospital, which has a famously haunted reputation.

Seattle, WA

From Stanwood, head south on Interstate 5 (I-5). It's about an hour drive; longer if you hit traffic, which you likely will if you're traveling weekdays between 6 AM and 10 AM or 3 PM and 6 PM. Seattle is notorious for its heavy rush hour traffic volumes.

Hotel Sorrento

Located in downtown Seattle at 900 Madison Street, the Hotel Sorrento is a boutique hotel that's been a favorite of celebrities visiting the area. It's also a well-known haunt, so it's a great place to spend the night while you're in Seattle.

Kells Irish Pub

Located in another of Seattle's famous haunts, Pike Place Market , (1916 Post Alley), Kells is such a well-known haunt it appeared on the show Ghost Adventures . It's also a former mortuary, so there's that.

While You're in Seattle

It seems you can't throw a rock in Seattle without hitting a haunted location. Here are some highlights.

• The Seattle Underground tour starts in Pioneer Square at 614 First Avenue. This is a historic tour that only focuses a little on the notorious hauntings of the underground.
• While you're there, check out the buildings and ambience of Pioneer Square , the city's original neighborhood. It abounds with ghost stories and spooky occurrences, so pay attention while you're there.

Pierce County, WA

From Seattle, head south on I-5 once again until you get to its neighboring county, Pierce County. Do some sightseeing in Tacoma (it's about an hour drive), stopping in at the Museum of Glass (not because it's haunted, but just because it's cool), and check out some of the other attractions in the Museum District . When you've had your fill, head back south on I-5 for a short drive to Thornewood Castle, which is just south of Tacoma.

Thornewood Castle

Located on American Lake at 8601 N. Thorne Lane in Lakewood, Thornewood Castle is a beautiful bed and breakfast with sumptuous rooms, well-manicured grounds, and a haunted reputation. It was built a century ago from the pieces of a 400-year-old English castle. It was the setting for the Stephen King movie Rose Red , which may be where it gained its haunted reputation, although many who have visited have reported paranormal experiences .

Alfred's Cafe

While you're in Tacoma, dine at the haunted Alfred's Cafe located at 402 Puyallup Avenue in Tacoma. It's a casual dining restaurant with simple food and a good reputation.

While in Pierce County

There's plenty of haunted activity in Pierce County.

• While you're in the Museum District in Tacoma, stop by Union Station. Ghost Adventures filmed there.
• Visit the town of Steilacoom . It's Washington's oldest incorporated city and just taking a walk through the downtown and waterfront areas, you'll encounter one haunted building after another including the The Bair .
• In Tacoma, sign up for a ghost tour with Tacoma Ghost Tours , which offers several walking tours.

Thurston and Lewis County, WA

Thirty minutes to an hour south along I-5 once again brings you to the neighboring counties of Thurston and Lewis. Thurston County is home to Washington's state capitol, Olympia. It's worth visiting the capitol grounds for both their ghosts and the over-the-top architecture. The governor's mansion is one notoriously haunted location there, although it's a private residence. You can walk by it, however, and get a sense of it.

Olympic Club, Centralia

Head 25 minutes South from Olympia and spend the night in historic downtown Centralia at the McMenamin's Olympic Club located at 112 N. Tower Avenue. It has European-style lodging (bathrooms down the hall), a fun, affordable pub with some of the best tater tots anywhere, and a cozy theater where you can snuggle up on a couch with a loved one, a beer, and some food to watch a movie. Centralia is also the location of the Armistice Day Massacre which occurred in 1919. Many attribute the town's multiple hauntings to this event. If you like antiques, stroll the streets to visit the many antique stores (many with haunted reputations) and art galleries.

While you're in the area, there are plenty of haunted locations to visit.

• The Lewis County Historical Museum , located at 599 Front Street in Chehalis (about 10 miles south on I-5), is a Mission style train station built in 1912 that has been converted to a museum. It's open Tuesday through Saturday, and the hauntings there have been well-documented.
• In the Veterans Memorial Museum located in Chehalis, you'll journey through artifacts donated by local military members and their families from the earliest American wars right up to the present. It's a well laid out museum. And while it's not known for a haunted reputation, people have reported paranormal experiences, so you just might, as well. The museum is located at 100 SW Veterans Way in Chehalis. It's open Tuesdays through Saturday.
• In Olympia, visit the Bigelow House Museum . It's only open for a few hours on Sunday afternoons, so you'll need to time this one carefully, but it's reputedly haunted. It's located at 918 Glass Avenue Northeast in Olympia.
• Finally, head West from Chehalis along Highway 6 towards Adna and follow the signs to Claquato . Park alongside the road, and you'll find the Claquato church and cemetery. This little charming piece of history is a ghost town, but it's rich in both history and hauntings.

Vancouver, WA-Portland, OR

From Lewis County, head south on I-5 once again to the Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. There are many haunted places in Oregon , so you can continue your road trip or end here.

Heathman Hotel, Portland

Located in downtown Portland at 1001 SW Broadway, the Heathman Hotel is frequently listed as one of America's most haunted hotels. It opened in 1927, and guests and staff have reported haunted happenings for decades.

Grant House, Vancouver

Head across the bridge to Old Fort Vancouver for a meal at the Grant House Restaurant , a restaurant located in a historic home at 1101 Officer's Row in Vancouver. The food is good, the ambience is even better, and the reputation is haunted.

Visit These Places

While in the area, visit the following haunted places.

• Old Fort Vancouver is a National Historic Site , rich in history and hauntings. If you visit in the summer, you just may find local author Jeff Davis leading ghost walks onsite.
• Much like Seattle, Portland also has a city under the city, although here it is a series of tunnels that were used to "shanghai" sailors and force them into indentured servitude on ships. This network of tunnels, known as the Shanghai Tunnels, has been widely investigated by paranormal enthusiasts and deemed haunted. Tours start at 102 NW 3rd Avenue in Portland.
• In Portland, visit Pittock Mansion , a stately mansion and grounds located high in the hills above the city. The 1909-built mansion and 46-acre grounds is open daily and located at 3229 NW Pittock Drive in Portland. Filled with flawless finishes, period furniture, and ghosts, it's a great place to end your road trip.

Visit the Haunted Pacific Northwest

Next time you're ready to hit the road for a haunted road trip throughout the Pacific Northwest, queue up a great ghostly playlist ( Haunted by Evanescence and If I Ever Leave This World Alive by Flogging Molly, for example) and head out. Whether you just make a few stops or head even further down into Oregon and California , you're sure to have a great - and spooky - time.

Haunted Happenings: Here’s a line-up of spooky events in Clark County through November

Daily through Oct. 31: The entire block at Northwest 46th Street and Northwest Franklin Street in Vancouver — six homes in total — are decorated for Halloween in their creepy best. Lights, music and chilling special effects are on nightly from 6 to 9 p.m. Weekends feature live costumed characters spooking visitors after dark. On Halloween night, trick-or-treating takes place from 5 to 9 p.m. with live characters including the Ghostbusters, Barbie and Michael Myers. Learn more at holidaysonfranklin.com .

Through Oct. 29: Spirit Tales of the Vancouver Barracks will be offered on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Oct. 29. Join a local historian for a guided walking tour of the Vancouver Barracks featuring spooky, odd and unexplained occurrences, hauntings and ghost sightings. Tour-takers should meet across from the Grant House at 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver. Times are 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and noon on Sundays. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors age 60 and over, $15 for veterans and kids age 15 and younger. Get tickets at ghostsandcritters.com .

Oct. 12-31: Treadway Events and Entertainment presents “ Cinema of Horrors: Drive-In Experience” at the Clark County Event Center at the Fairgrounds, 17402 N.E. Delfel Road, Ridgefield. This contactless Halloween experience is set to send shivers down the spines of horror fans and thrill-seekers alike. Dates are Oct. 12-15, 18-22 and 25-31. Gates open at 7 p.m. nightly. Films begin at 7 p.m. or later, depending on the time of sunset. Watch a hair-raising line-up of horror movies with spine-tingling classics and modern nightmares on the big screen. Live monsters will lurk among the audience, ready to scare guests before and during the films. Tickets start at $59 per vehicle. Most movies are R-rated and not suitable for children; check the schedule for designated family nights. Purchase tickets and see the film schedule at www.ridgefield.cinemaofhorrors.com .

Oct. 13: The Camas Public Library, 625 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas, is hosting a Spooky Shoes Workshop for adults from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Participants should bring a pair of plain canvas slip-on shoes (no laces). The class will use a Cricut machine to cut out skeleton bones and iron the vinyl onto shoes.

Oct. 14: Paint your own Halloween haunted house from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Vancouver Art Space, located inside Vancouver Mall at 8700 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive, Suite 206, Vancouver. Students will get step-by-step instructions to paint a haunted house with watercolors. Instruction, materials and spooky tales included. Class is suited for ages 15 and older. The cost is $75 per person. Register at eventbrite.com.

Oct. 14: The Camas Public Library is hosting a Scary Story Contest for kids in third through 12th grades. Stories must be 500 words or less and be inspired by one of these prompts: You are walking alone in a graveyard at midnight. Or, you make the mistake of stealing from the town witches. Stories must be submitted by 5 p.m. Oct. 14. Turn in stories to the library’s front desk or submit it online through a form at cityofcamas.us/library . Three winners will get a prize and be asked to read their story at the library’s Saturday Spooktacular Halloween Party on Oct. 21.

Oct. 15: Make your own, one-of-a-kind Halloween witch hat from 2 to 4 p.m. at Vancouver Art Space, located inside Vancouver Mall at 8700 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive, Suite 206, Vancouver. This workshop will provide everything needed to make your own, custom witch hat. Pick from paints, stains, inks and glues then decorate your hat with ephemera, feathers, ribbons and leaves. The class is best suited for ages 15 and older. The cost is $75 per person and includes all materials. Register at eventbrite.com .

Oct. 16: Re-Imagined Radio presents a Halloween story called “ Asezhia ” that blends science fiction and horror. The episode premiers at 1 p.m. on KXRW-FM (99.9), Vancouver, and KXRY-FM (91.1 and 107.1), Portland. “Asezhia” is the story of an ancient jewel, stolen from a planet with a dark history, that transforms into a predatory terror with an insatiable hunger for sensation and blood. A telepathic special detective from Quaymet, the capitol of a galactic civilization, goes up against this strange and baffling phenomenon. The story was created in 1989 for a commercial radio series called “ShreekShow.”

Oct. 18: Clark County Historical Museum wraps up its 2023 History on Tap season at the Kiggins Theatre with “ Campfire Tales: Little Couve of Horrors .” Doors open at 6 p.m. and the event begins at 7 p.m. Local historians Pat Jollota, Brad Richardson and Jeff Davis bring their spookiest and creepiest stories from Clark County’s past — including never-before-heard haunting accounts as well as tales of vice and crime. Before the main event, the audience will be invited to figure out which tidbits of history are true and which ones are fake in “One History and a Lie,” followed by a trivia battle between the husband-and-wife duo behind My Family Guide. Admission is $15 in advance or $18 at the door. Buy tickets at kigginstheatre.com .

Oct. 20-31: The Liberty Theatre, 315 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas, is offering a Halloween Film Fest, with nine classic Halloween movies showing over two weeks. These will play festival-style, with a discount for purchasing all nine shows for $39.96 ($4.44) per film. Individual tickets are $6.50. Films include “Dracula,” “Frankenstein,” “The Mummy,” “The Invisible Man,” “Bride of Frankenstein,” “The Wolfman,” “Phantom of the Opera,” “Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein” and “Creature from the Black Lagoon.” The Liberty Theatre is also showing “Beetlejuice” and “The Thing,” priced from $7 to $9. See camasliberty.com for dates and times.

Oct. 21: Dia De Muertos is a Day of the Dead celebration to remember and honor those who have departed. Join the festivities in Esther Short Park from 2 to 8 p.m. Admission is free. This gathering, brought to life by Vancouver Ballet Folklórico and bolstered by local organizations, features live entertainment by Mariachi Mexico en La Piel, Huehca Omeyocan and the Ne Plus Ultra Jass Band. Purchase traditional Mexican food and treats and browse vendors with original art. See authentic ofrendas (altars) honoring loved ones, Mexican dancing in colorful costumes and hundreds of luminarias, or lanterns. This free, family-friendly event will take place rain or shine. Learn more at vbfolklor.org/event-listing/luminarias-dia-de-muertos .

Oct. 21: The Camas Public Library is hosting Saturday Spooktacular , a Halloween party from 6 to 8 p.m. at 625 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas. Enjoy bingo, crafts, a haunted library and scary stories. All ghosts, ghouls and ages are welcome. Costumes are encouraged.

Oct. 26: Paint your own Halloween kitty from 2 to 4 p.m. at Vancouver Art Space, located inside Vancouver Mall at 8700 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive, Suite 206, Vancouver. Students will learn basic techniques to paint their own spooky kitties. The cost is $75 per person and includes all materials. Class is best suited for ages 15 and older. Register at eventbrite.com .

Oct. 26: The Battle Ground Community Center will go to the dogs at 6 p.m. during the Howl-o-ween Pooch Parade and Pet Costume Contest . Pups will be on parade in Battle Ground’s “Barks” and Recreation contest with prizes. Registration is open  until Oct. 25 or until the roster is full. The entry fee is $5 per canine contestant. Admission is free for spectators. Find complete details at  cityofbg.org/933/Howl-o-ween-Pooch-Parade .

Oct. 26: Women Build Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Halloween Bingo Night fundraiser from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Clark County Habitat for Humanity Store, 10811 S.E. Second St., Vancouver. Doors open at 6 p.m. and bingo is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $20 to play 10 rounds of bingo with prizes. The family-friendly evening includes a costume contest, complimentary snacks and drinks available to buy. Registration isn’t required but it’s appreciated at fundraiser.bid/bingo .

Oct. 27: Washougal High School Drama presents “ The Exhibition ” from 7 to 10 p.m. at Washougal High School, 1201 39th St., Washougal. This student-created haunted house features nods to famous horror entertainments and takes guests through a twisting path around the high school stage. Tickets are $5, available at the door.

Oct. 28: The Parks Foundation of Clark County and iQ Credit Union bring Booville to Vancouver Mall, 8700 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive, Vancouver, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes to peruse interactive booths and pumpkin decorating stations.

Oct. 28: The Camas Parks and Recreation Pumpkin Party is 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Liberty Middle School, 1612 N.E. Garfield St., Camas, featuring carnival games, prizes, candy, fall crafts, a photo booth and a costume contest at 8:15 p.m. Trick-or-treat bags will be given to the first 35 kids and mini pumpkins will be given to the first 300 kids. Activities are designed for ages 12 and under and children must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is free but attendees are encouraged to bring two cans of food or other non-perishable items for the Interfaith Treasure House food bank. Those who donate food will be entered in a drawing for a Halloween gift basket. For details, call 360-834-5307 or visit www.cityofcamas.us/parksrec .

Oct. 29: Join Orchard’s Cars and Coffee at Vancouver Mall from 4 to 6 p.m. for Trunk or Treat in the southeast parking lot by J.C. Penney. Come dressed in costume, take a stroll down rows and rows of classic and custom cars, and enjoy a spooky time with lots of photo opportunities. To show your car at the event or donate candy, message Orchards Cars and Coffee on Facebook at facebook.com/Orchardscarsandcoffee/ or Instagram at instagram.com/orchardscarsandcoffee/ .

Oct. 30: Enjoy a live performance of “ The War of the Worlds ” by Willamette Radio Workshop, presented by Re-Imagined Radio. Celebrating the 85th Anniversary of the original radio broadcast (Oct. 30, 1938), see and hear this classic radio play recreated with voice actors and Foley artists at the Kiggins Theatre, 1011 Main St., Vancouver. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the performance begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are available online at kigginstheatre.com . Tickets are $22 online or $22 at the door. Willamette Radio Workshop will follow the 1938 script by Howard E. Koch as used by Orson Welles and The Mercury Theatre on the Air for their famous 1938 radio broadcast.

Oct. 31: The Hough Neighborhood Trunk-or-Treat event will be held on Daniels Street in downtown Vancouver, at the Real Life Foursquare Church across from Hough Elementary School, from 5 to 7 p.m. Families should come in costume and to trick-or-treating from car trunk to trunk. Enjoy free games, free candy and a free dinner (while supplies last).

Oct. 31: Warehouse Christian Church, 850 Sixth St., Washougal, will host its annual Harvest Carnival from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Halloween night. Both floors of the building will be filled with carnival games and activities. The free event includes carnival games, candy, toys, prizes, treats and snacks. Costumes are encouraged but nothing disturbing or gory will be allowed. To learn more, call 360-834-0660 or visit whcchurch.net .

Oct. 31: Battle Ground’s Halloween Fright Night is 4 to 6 p.m. at the Battle Ground Community Center, 912 E. Main St., Battle Ground. This free, family-friendly event will feature Halloween-themed games, prizes and candy. In the Community Center’s parking lots, boys and ghouls can enjoy trunk-or-treating and brave C-Tran’s kid-friendly haunted bus. Get complete details at cityofbg.org/785/Halloween-Fright-Night .

Oct. 31: Cascade Inn Assisted Living , 11613 S.E. Seventh St., Vancouver, is hosting a spooky Halloween drive-through event from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Arrive on foot or by car to get sweet treats and seasonal fun. Enjoy apple cider, hot cocoa and candy. Costumes are encouraged.

Nov. 3-19: Love Street Playhouse, 126 Loves Ave., Woodland, presents “ Seeking Mister Hyde ,” with performances at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Matinee shows are 2 p.m. Nov. 5, 12 and 19. 3 Robert Louis Stevenson writes about a criminal who led a double life, but becomes obsessed by the notion of evil that can live under a veneer of respectability. Tickets are $23, on sale at www.lovestreetplayhouse.com or by calling 800-966-8865.

Nov. 16: Vancouver Symphony Chamber Series goes “Back to the Movies” with a 7 p.m. showing of the 1922 horror masterpiece, “ Nosferatu ,” the first film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula.” The silent movie will be offered with live organ accompaniment. Tickets are $25 at kigginstheatre.com . Learn more at vancouversymphony.org .

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Porter Robinson Announces “SMILE! :D World Tour” 70+ Dates In 2024-2025

Grammy-nominated artist Porter Robinson announces a 5-continent world tour including stops in 30+ North American cities, Europe, and Asia in support of his highly anticipated third studio album SMILE! 😀 , releasing July 26th via MOM+POP. [Pre-order here ]

Robinson will debut a completely new live production including a full live band during his SMILE! 😀 World Tour, after first experimenting with the band format at his own sold-out Second Sky festival and again in 2023 at Coachella’s main stage. Fans can expect opening acts ericdoa in North America, underscores in Europe and Galileo Galilei in Japan.

The SMILE! 😀 World Tour will kick off on August 29 in Boston and hit notable stops along the way including Forrest Hills in New York on August 31 and Hollywood Bowl on October 11, before heading onto an Asian run which spans 9 cities beginning November 2024. Porter concludes the tour by traversing across 8 countries in Europe throughout February and March 2025, including a stop at London’s prestigious Brixton Academy . Dates in Australia and Latin America will also be announced soon. Full routing is available below.

Pre-sale commences Tuesday, April 30 at 10am local time —fans can register for early access to tickets at porterrobinson.com . Various presales will take place throughout the week including a CITI presale in the U.S. (details below) ahead of the general on sale on Friday, May 3 at 10am local time. For more information on the tour and tickets, visit porterrobinson.com .

The tour will also offer a variety of different VIP packages and experiences for fans. VIP Packages may include premium tickets, exclusive access to the pre-show VIP lounge, access to a VIP bar, early entry into the venue, pre-show merchandise shopping opportunity, specially designed gift item, and more. VIP package contents vary based on offer selected. For more information, visit vipnation.com (N. America) or vipnation.eu (Europe).

CITI is the official card of Porter Robinson presents SMILE! 😀 World Tour. CITI Card Members will have access to presale tickets for the U.S. dates beginning Monday, April 29 at 10AM local time until Thursday, May 2 at 10PM local time through the CITI Entertainment program.

For complete presale details visit www.citientertainment.com .

For the Hollywood Bowl show, American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public beginning Monday, April 29 at 10:00am PST through Thursday, May 2 at 10:00pm PST.

SMILE! 😀 World Tour Dates:

August 29, 2024 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway

August 30, 2024 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway

August 31, 2024 – New York, NY – Forest Hills Stadium

September 5, 2024 – Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy

September 6, 2024 – Orlando, FL – Addition Financial Arena

September 7, 2024 – Miami, FL – FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park

September 10, 2024 – Nashville, TN – Municipal Auditorium

September  11, 2024 – Charlotte, NC – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre

September 13, 2024 – Philadelphia, PA – TD Pavilion at the Mann

September 14, 2024 – Washington, DC – Merriweather Post Pavilion

September 15, 2024 – Pittsburgh, PA – UPMC Events Center

September 17, 2024 – Montreal, BC – MTELUS

September 19, 2024 – Toronto, BC – HISTORY

September 21, 2024 – Toronto, BC – HISTORY

September 22, 2024 – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore

September 23, 2024 – Indianapolis, IN – Everwise Amphitheater

September 26, 2024 – Madison, WI – The Sylvee

September 27, 2024 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

September 28, 2024 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory

September 30, 2024 – St. Louis, MO – Saint Louis Music Park

October 1, 2024 – Oklahoma City, OK – The Criterion

October 8, 2024 – El Paso, TX – El Paso County Coliseum

October 11, 2024 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl

October 12, 2024 – Phoenix, AZ – Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

October 13, 2024 – San Diego, CA – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park

October 15, 2024 – Albuquerque, NM – Revel

October 17, 2024 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena

October 18, 2024 – Salt Lake City, UT – Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

October 19, 2024 – Las Vegas, NV – BleauLive Theater

October 24, 2024 – Sacramento, CA – Wheatland Toyota Amphitheatre

October 25, 2024 – San Francisco, CA – Shoreline Amphitheatre

October 29, 2024 – Boise, ID – Revolution Concert House

October 31, 2024 – Portland, OR – Alaska Airlines’ Theater of the Clouds

November 1, 2024 – Vancouver, BC – Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre

November 2, 2024 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

November 25, 2024 – Bangkok – Samyan Mitrtown Hall

November 27, 2024 – Singapore – The Star Performing Arts Centre

December 8, 2024 – Manila – The Podium

December 10, 2024 – Taipei – Zepp New Taipei

December 12, 2024 – Seoul – Myunghwa Live Hall

February 10, 2025 – Tokyo – Tokyo Garden Theater

February 11, 2025 – Osaka – Namba Hatch

February 12, 2025 – Nagoya – Diamond Hall

February 14, 2025 – Fukuoka – UNITEDLAB

February 21, 2025 – Berlin – Huxleys Neue Welt

February 22, 2025 – Hamburg – Fabrik

February 24, 2025 – Oslo – Rockefeller Music Hall

February 25, 2025 – Stockholm – Berns

February 26. 2025 – Copenhagen – Vega

February 28, 2025 – Amsterdam – Melkweg

March 3, 2025 – Cologne – Live Music Hall

March 4, 2025 – Paris – Salle Pleyel

March 6, 2025 – London – O2 Academy Brixton

March 7, 2025 – Manchester – Albert Hall

March 8, 2025 – Glasgow – SWG3 Galvanizers

March 10, 2025 – Dublin – 3Olympia Theatre

About Porter Robinson:

At age 18, the North Carolina-based producer and songwriter burst onto the scene with a complex, bombastic brand of electro-house. Following the major success of his 2014 debut album Worlds , Porter released the RIAA Gold single “Shelter” with Madeon in 2016, followed by a Shelter Live Tour spanning 43 dates and four continents. The following year, Porter began releasing music under a new alias, Virtual Self, which led to his first Grammy nomination for the BBC Radio 1 hit single “Ghost Voices.” In 2019, Porter put on the first Second Sky Festival, which sold out all 30,000 tickets for the two-day festival in a single day. In both 2020 and 2021, Porter Robinson hosted editions of his virtual festival Secret Sky, amassing over 6 million viewers combined, and which came to be regarded as the most sophisticated virtual festivals of its time. Later in 2021, following the release of sophomore album Nurture, Second Sky Festival made its return to the Bay Area, selling out 40,000 tickets in a single day. Immediately following, the Nurture Live North American Tour sold over 150,000 concert tickets and was the highest grossing electronic tour of 2021. In 2022, in partnership with Riot Games, Robinson released “Everything Goes On” surpassing 100 million global streams . Later that year was his debut of one of two exclusive full live band performances, first at Second Sky 2022 and again in 2023 at the Coachella Main Stage.

About MOM + POP: 

In their 16th year, Mom+Pop Music has curated a critically acclaimed list of artists including  Courtney Barnett, MGMT, Beach Bunny, Caamp, Ashe, Orion Sun, Porter Robinson, SEB, Tom Morello, and many others. Solely owned and operated by Founder/co-owner Michael Goldstone and co-owner Thaddeus Rudd, M+P has a global team of 25 people and is self-distributed. Known for their artist-first ethos, M+P continues to amass industry accolades from artists, media, and colleagues including Billboard’s Independent Label Power Lists, A2IM’s Libera Award for Label of the Year, and other recognition. They have received consistent media acclaim featured in Forbes, Variety, Billboard and HITS among other outlets. Mom+Pop Music is located in New York City and has offices in Los Angeles.

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