The World’s Most Famous Ghost Story Comes to Life in Indiana Every October
Indiana is home to a festival celebrating the most famous ghost story of all time, and heads will roll.
One of the Most Visited Outdoor Museums in the Country
Located in Fishers, Indiana is one of the largest attractions in the region, and one of the most visited outdoor museums in the country, Conner Prairie. Conner Prairie is home to over 2 miles of walkable paths, and more than 30 buildings. The outdoor museum is a way to step back in time and learn about history in a fun and interactive way. If you want to learn more about Conner Prairie or plan your visit, you can check out everything you need to know through their website, here. Every October however, Conner Prairie turns into a spooky festival including hayrides alongside the infamous headless horseman.
Heads Will Roll
October is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with one of the most beloved ghost stories of all time? The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. In October, Conner Prairie will turn into a Sleepy Hollow of sorts, as the Headless Horseman haunts the museum grounds.
The Headless Horseman Festival
The festival will take place from October 3rd through the 27th from 5 to 10 PM daily, and they will have everything from haunted hayrides, and train rides for kids, to the headless horseman himself making an appearance.
- Take the iconic Haunted Hayride through Conner Prairie’s grounds where you will encounter frights around every corner...including the Headless Horseman himself!
- Enjoy the Trail of Terror, our path through the corn field filled with elevated frights for those who dare to be scared
- The Perilous Plunge
- Festive fall-themed activities for the whole family
- Barrel train ride for little ones
- Sleepy Hollow Marionette Show
- ‘Mis’-Fortune telling with Carl Voyant
- Live DJ and Live Music performances from Sweet Tunes
- Live Shows: Sleepy Hollow One-man Show and Eerie-llusions Magic Show
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