The Parthenon to Host 'A Night at the Museum' Halloween Party on Oct. 30

The adults-only Halloween Eve costume party to feature ‘spooky’ tours, dancing, tarot reading, costume contests and more.

NASHVILLE, TN – Centennial Park Conservancy announced today it will host Night at the Museum, an after-hours costume party at the Parthenon, on Friday, October 30. Hosted from 8 p.m. to midnight, the adults-only Halloween party will include DJ sets, costume contests, and more, offering guests an exclusive evening in one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Partygoers can dance the night away to vinyl sets from DJ Guy Fell and DJ Anthony Poli, and take a “spooky tour” of the after-hours Parthenon to learn about some of the darkest Greek myths and the Parthenon’s own haunted history. There will be a costume contest for couples and individuals, with prizes including front row seats to an upcoming Candlelight Concert at the Parthenon. The evening also includes tarot card readings, a photo booth, free food from B'yond Catering, local vendors, and more.

Tickets are $30 for individuals and $50 for couples. A cash bar will be available at the event, with drinks just $3 from 8-9 p.m. Tickets can be purchased via EventBrite. Proceeds from the event benefit the nonprofit Centennial Park Conservancy.

For more information about Centennial Park Conservancy, please visit conservancyonline.com.

ABOUT CENTENNIAL PARK CONSERVANCY

Centennial Park Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to preserve, enhance, and share the Parthenon and Centennial Park so all future generations may benefit from these cultural and enriching landmarks. The organization works in partnership with Metro Parks to protect and revitalize the Park’s green space, underwrite the Parthenon’s exhibition and educational programs, and present accessible and inclusive community programming to sustain the Park’s vibrancy.

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