Friday, October 20
Saturday, October 21
8pm
Tickets required.
Update: All tickets are sold out! Folks may come for a “standby line” on a first come / first served basis in case there are
no-shows. Any open spots will be available for purchase at 7:45 pm.
For this popular yearly event, Exchange Place needs no props other than darkness and imagination. For two nights in late October, some of the region’s finest storytellers spin yarns of the macabre and sing traditional ballads of death and murder in and around the historic Exchange Place buildings. Sounds of the night and volunteer guides carrying lanterns enhance the eerie atmosphere while guests meander—or “wynd”—through the homestead.
“Wynd,” an archaic spelling of “wind,” means a curving path (noun) or to travel in a curving path (verb). It rhymes with “kind.”
The mission of Exchange Place Living History Farm is to preserve and interpret the heritage of mid-19th century farm life in Northeast Tennessee. A private, non-profit organization, Exchange Place is maintained and operated primarily by volunteers and is supported by donations, fundraisers, memberships, and grants.
Exchange Place
4812 Orebank Rd,
Kingsport, TN 37664
423-288-6071