The Parthenon is opening its doors after dark for one of the most magical nights of the season. On Friday, October 30, from 8 p.m. to midnight, Centennial Park Conservancy invites grown-ups to Night at the Museum, an adults-only Halloween costume party inside Nashville’s most iconic landmark.
The evening comes with everything a great costume party needs. Guests can dance to vinyl DJ sets by DJ Guy Fell and DJ Anthony Poli, join a spooky after-hours tour to hear the darkest Greek myths and the Parthenon’s own haunted stories, and show off their costumes in contests for couples and individuals — with prizes that include front-row seats to an upcoming Candlelight Concert at the Parthenon.
There will also be tarot card readings, a photo booth, free food from B’yond Catering, local vendors, and a cash bar with drinks for just $3 from 8 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $30 for individuals and $50 for couples, available through Eventbrite.
Best of all, the party supports a great cause: proceeds benefit the nonprofit Centennial Park Conservancy, which preserves and shares the Parthenon and Centennial Park for future generations. A spooky, joyful night out in one of Nashville’s treasures — and it gives back.
Photo: The Parthenon
