Welcome to the Twin Cities Horror Festival, the longest-running horror theatre festival in the country. If you love spooks, scares, screams, and sadistic musicals, this is the place for you. We've been waiting.
Festival FAQs
All Twin Cities Horror Festival shows last a maximum of 60 minutes.
The Festival is located at The Crane Theater.
Free parking is available in the lot in front of the theater.
The space IS wheelchair accessible through the use of a lift outside of the theater.
Masks are required when not eating or drinking! Concessions will be available on-site.
Festival passes do NOT guarantee you a seat. Use the provided code in your receipt to reserve your ticket...or else.
Need to change your tickets? Email boxoffice@tchorrorfestival.com and they'll take care of it for you!
The Festival is located at The Crane Theater.
Free parking is available in the lot in front of the theater.
The space IS wheelchair accessible through the use of a lift outside of the theater.
Masks are required when not eating or drinking! Concessions will be available on-site.
Festival passes do NOT guarantee you a seat. Use the provided code in your receipt to reserve your ticket...or else.
Need to change your tickets? Email boxoffice@tchorrorfestival.com and they'll take care of it for you!
are you ready for it?
2022 COVID-19 Protocol
To protect the health & safety of our community during the festival, TCHF will require all patrons, volunteers, and performers to wear masks at all times in the building, except when eating, drinking, and performing on stage.
To protect the health & safety of our community during the festival, TCHF will require all patrons, volunteers, and performers to wear masks at all times in the building, except when eating, drinking, and performing on stage.
"I do love the ingenious #TCTheater community that creates spooky, creepy, scary works of theater for the annual Twin Cities Horror Festival" - Cherry and Spoon
Scenes From the Vault
Artist-Centered, Horror-Forward
Since its 2012 inception by Four Humors Theater, this juried, horror-themed, live-performance arts festival has spanned the two weekends surrounding Halloween.
With a strategic focus on artistic support, TCHF strives to maximize both audience entertainment and payout to its creative individuals. Today, 100% of individual and punch pass ticket sales go straight to participating artists.
With a strategic focus on artistic support, TCHF strives to maximize both audience entertainment and payout to its creative individuals. Today, 100% of individual and punch pass ticket sales go straight to participating artists.
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