Upcoming Events
Saturday | October 24, 2026Haunted History Ghost Tour
Join us Saturday, October 24, from 5:00–10:00 PM for Haunted History Ghost Tour—an immersive evening of local haunted history, eerie encounters, theatrical performances, live music, and a few surprises lurking throughout the museum. Step inside after dark and journey through the building as you discover ghost stories, mysterious happenings, and haunted legends from McKinney and Collin County—brought to life through storytelling and immersive experiences. Costumes are encouraged, and Costume Prizes will be awarded. TIMED GHOST TOUR ENTRY | 5:40–9:00 PM While the Haunted History evening runs from 5:00–10:00 PM, entry into the Ghost Tour experience is timed from 5:40–9:00 PM, with a new group entering every 20 minutes. |
Each entry time is limited to just 20 guests for a more intimate—and eerie—experience. You’ll select your preferred entry time when purchasing your ticket.
Tickets are limited, and once a time slot sells out, it’s gone. Please arrive 5-10 minutes before your scheduled entry time for check-in.
12+ ADMISSION | $25
Your ticket takes you through the haunted museum experience, including the Historic Lobby, Main Gallery, Research Room, and second-floor Archive Room.
Along the way, encounter immersive performances, mysteries, and local haunted-history stories inspired by the people, places, and legends of McKinney and Collin County.
VIP 21+ | $35
Ready to go underground?
VIP admission includes everything in 12+ Admission, plus:
The VIP Basement Speakeasy stays open until 10:00 PM, so after your ghost tour, head downstairs, grab a drink, enjoy the live music, and spend a little more time beneath the museum…if you dare.
Saturday, October 24
Haunted History Evening: 5:00–10:00 PM
Timed Ghost Tour Entry: 5:40–9:00 PM
VIP Basement Speakeasy: Open until 10:00 PM
Tickets are limited. Pre-registration required. No door sales.
Come for the history. Stay for the mystery. Experience McKinney’s haunted past after dark.
Tickets are limited, and once a time slot sells out, it’s gone. Please arrive 5-10 minutes before your scheduled entry time for check-in.
12+ ADMISSION | $25
Your ticket takes you through the haunted museum experience, including the Historic Lobby, Main Gallery, Research Room, and second-floor Archive Room.
Along the way, encounter immersive performances, mysteries, and local haunted-history stories inspired by the people, places, and legends of McKinney and Collin County.
VIP 21+ | $35
Ready to go underground?
VIP admission includes everything in 12+ Admission, plus:
- One drink ticket
- Exclusive access to the Basement Speakeasy
- Live music in the speakeasy
The VIP Basement Speakeasy stays open until 10:00 PM, so after your ghost tour, head downstairs, grab a drink, enjoy the live music, and spend a little more time beneath the museum…if you dare.
Saturday, October 24
Haunted History Evening: 5:00–10:00 PM
Timed Ghost Tour Entry: 5:40–9:00 PM
VIP Basement Speakeasy: Open until 10:00 PM
Tickets are limited. Pre-registration required. No door sales.
Come for the history. Stay for the mystery. Experience McKinney’s haunted past after dark.
We need actors and volunteers to help bring McKinney’s haunted history to life! Sign up to play a ghost or historical character, help with guest check-in, assist throughout the museum, or support the event behind the scenes.
Saturday | October 24, 2026CCHC Coalition Meeting with Chris RestoresJoin the Collin County Historical Commission for its October Coalition Meeting 9-10AM at the museum featuring Chris Restores.
The Collin County Historical Commission sponsors and facilitates the Collin County Historical Coalition, an umbrella organization for historical groups throughout Collin County. The Coalition provides an opportunity for local historical organizations to connect, share information and resources, and support and promote one another’s activities. Chris Woolsey of Chris Restores will be our guest speaker. Chris specializes in the restoration and preservation of Texas historical markers and uses social media to share the stories behind the markers and Texas history with a broad audience. |