Little Five Points Ghost Tours

Little Five Points Ghost Tours are running throughout October 2026, with tours going several times a week through November 4. They're based in Little Five Points, with meeting points at the Little Five Points Community Center (1083 Austin Avenue Northeast) at 7:30 PM and Findley Plaza at 7 PM and 8 PM. The tours start at 7 PM and 8 PM.

There are three versions to choose from. Queens of the Crypt is an LGBTQ+ tour led by drag performers Hera Kane, Katrina Prowess, and Minty. There are also regular ghost tours and boozy ghost tours—the Thursday Boo-ze Crawls are for guests 21 and over. The tours mix neighborhood lore, drag performance, and queer history, and the organizers say the stories bring people back year after year.

Much of the storytelling leans on local legends: a church in central Little Five Points that burned down, with people in nearby flats still hearing a choir, and a ghost girl said to haunt a clothing warehouse. The guides say the queer community is what makes the area especially special, and the tours draw visitors from outside Georgia while introducing locals to new stories about buildings they've passed countless times.

For context, Little Five Points takes its name from the five-point trolley-car intersection around which it grew. By the 1890s it was a bustling retail center, and in 1920 it was designated one of Atlanta's first commercial districts. After a decline in the late 1960s and 1970s, residents and activists helped rebuild, and in 1975 the community drafted a plan for its future. All ticket sales go back into the neighborhood to fund community events and security. A Queens of the Crypt session is $49.87.