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NFSA Ghost Tours 2024: SOLD OUT
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20 September
8:30pm
NFSA Theatrette
$85
ALL UPCOMING GHOST TOURS ARE CURRENTLY SOLD OUT
Join Tim the Yowie Man for a rare look behind the spooky history of the NFSA headquarters.
Discover the strange, the ghostly and the disturbing stories lurking in the NFSA basement and under the stairs… if you dare!
A rare treat for lovers of the mysterious and macabre.
Click on the event date below to secure your spot.
2024 dates
Friday 20 September – 8:30pm SOLD OUT
Thursday 26 September – 8:00pm SOLD OUT
Friday 4 October – 8:00pm SOLD OUT
Wednesday 30 October – 8:00pm SOLD OUT
Thursday 14 November – 8:00pm SOLD OUT
Friday 22 November – 8:30pm SOLD OUT
Friday 29 November – 8:00pm SOLD OUT
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Bookings are essential for all ticketed events. See our Visit Us page for more venue information.
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Be rewarded for every paid screening, event or exhibition at the NFSA every time you visit. Your seventh visit is free. More details about Club NFSA on our Visit Us page.
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