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events · Saturday, October 3

Tallac After Dark returns to South Lake Tahoe

Evening tours explore Spiritualism and reported paranormal stories at the historic estates.

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Tallac Historic Site will host Tallac After Dark on October 2–4 and October 9–11, 2026, with tours beginning at 7 p.m. in South Lake Tahoe. The nighttime program starts at the Baldwin Estate and follows the grounds toward the Pope House, giving visitors a history-focused look at Spiritualism in America and stories of unusual experiences reported at both estates.

The group will spend roughly 45 minutes to one hour inside the Pope House before the tour ends there. The program is intended for guests age 12 and older, and children younger than 12 cannot attend. The meeting location is the Tallac Museum Courtyard at 1 Heritage Way.

Conditions will be cold and dark. The Pope House does not have heat, and the parking area has no street lighting, so the event organizers recommend bringing a flashlight and wearing warm clothing.

What to know
  • Tours run at 7 p.m.
  • The Pope House portion lasts about 45 minutes to an hour.
  • Meeting point: Tallac Museum Courtyard.
  • Museum phone: 530-544-7383.
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