Spooky Jane's Walk 2025

 

​​​This October, Windsor and Essex County stir with stories of mystery, history, and the unexpected. Spooky Jane’s Walk returns with guided tours through historic quarters, candlelit museums, cemeteries, and neighbourhoods full of intrigue.

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Every ticket powers the 2026 Jane’s Walk Windsor-Essex Festival, supporting free community walks that amplify local voices and neighbourhood storytelling. Your spooky strolls keep the festival thriving for years to come.

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Ticket are $25 + fees.
All proceeds go directly to support the 2026 Windsor-Essex Jane's Walk Festival.

 

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"I'm not saying these houses are haunted, but...." : History and Architecture of 100+ Year Old Houses
Friday, October 17 from 6:30 - 7:30 PM (Leamington)

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… they are pretty old! Let’s visit Leamington’s Gilded Age with an autumnal stroll along Talbot Street West. 

 

Misdeeds and Mystery in a Small Town - SOLD OUT
Saturday, October 18 from 4:30 - 5:30 PM (Amherstburg)

 For a dose of true crime ranging from murder to arson, look no further than the historic streets of Amherstburg. This walk is meant for anyone looking for a little spook and a lot of intrigue.

 

Whispers Within the Walls - SOLD OUT
Saturday, October 18 from 7:30 - 8:30 PM (Amherstburg)

Join the Park House Museum  as we explore the museum by candlelight and discover the darker side of life in Victorian Era Amherstburg. Enter the oldest and arguably most haunted home in town, and perhaps hear some whispers from within its walls. (Limited tickets available)

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Spirits in the Sky of Windsor Grove
Sunday, October 19 from 1:00 - 2:00 PM (Windsor)

Nothing is more mysterious to many people than a cemetery.  Our volunteers invite visitors to join us on the winding roads and through rustling fall leaves of this historic cemetery, as we share thought provoking stories and mysteries of those interred in its every corner.

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Sandwich's First Residents and First Residence
Saturday, October  25 from 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Windsor)

On this tour, explore the grave sites of Sandwich's first residents and visit the site of one of Windsor's oldest homes, the Duff Bâby-House.

 

Multi-Unit Housing: What Are We So Afraid of?
Saturday, October  25 from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Windsor)

This tour will talk specifically about housing, zoning, and culture that will attempt to dispel some of the horror stories often used against multi-unit housing.

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Join us this October to uncover the whispers, mysteries, and stories that make Windsor-Essex so hauntingly unique.​