Win Tickets to the Catacombs & House of Lecter in Evansville!

You can't talk about Halloween in Southern Indiana and NOT mention The Catacombs and the House of the Lecter. For more than three decades, these two haunted houses in downtown Evansville have been a must-see for folks who like to get the crap scared out of them - and new in 2024, those two haunted houses are in one spooky spot.

The theme for 2024's haunting season is DOUBLE DARE SCAREFEST!!!

The creepy creatures from The Catacombs have MOVED from the courthouse to their new haunting grounds in The House of Lecter… where they’ve joined forces with Lecter’s frightning BODY SNATCHERS!

Dates and Hours of Operation

The Old Courthouse Catacombs and the House of Lecter are open from 7pm-11pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 7pm-9pm on other nights. They are open on the following dates

9/27-9/28
10/4-10/5
10/10-10/13
10/17-10/20
10/24-10/27
10/31-11/2

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How to Win Tickets to the Old Catacombs and House of Lecter

We are giving away tickets to the Old Catacombs and the House of Lecter every weekday between now and the end of the haunting season. In order to win a pair of combo passes to both houses, you'll have to get up dark and early to listen to the MY Morning Show with Bobby & Liberty. Each morning, just a few minutes after 5am, we tell you our question of the day and ask to hear from our first caller of the day - who will also be our first WINNER of the day.

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