Roser Park is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in St. Pete. This historic area features stunning homes, beautiful brick streets, and ample amounts of History. On October 21 at 6pm, the second annual Halloween Block Party in Roser Park is back and better than ever. This time around, prepare for an evening filled with spine-tingling excitement and eerie delights. You can find the neighborhood around the intersection of 6th Street South and Roser Park Drive.
The highlight of the night will be the riveting Ghost Tours led by none other than paranormal investigator and historian, Dr. Brandy Stark, along with her dedicated team. As you wander through the historic streets of St. Pete’s oldest neighborhood, you’ll be regaled with chilling tales of the famed Mini Lights, stories of otherworldly encounters, and even a glimpse into some of the eeriest gravesites in Tampa Bay. It’s an immersive journey through the mysteries of Historic Roser Park’s spectral history.
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Ghost tours through magnificent Roser Park
Dr. Brandy Stark’s reputation as a seasoned paranormal investigator is well-established, with over 25 years of experience in the St. Pete area. Her team, known as SPIRITS of Saint Petersburg, has delved deep into the realm of the supernatural and penned acclaimed books including “Supernatural St Petersburg” and “Paranormal Pinellas.”
Half of the proceeds from the tours will go towards supporting the nonprofit Historic Roser Park Neighborhood Association, while the other half will fund an exciting project dedicated to uncovering historical and paranormal enigmas in the area.
The Halloween Block Party will also feature a Halloween Market, Tarot Readings, and Spooky Movies on the Lawn, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So, get ready to immerse yourself in an evening of supernatural tales, mysterious history, and ghoulish fun in the heart of Roser Park.
Visit the Facebook event page for more information. 
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