Welcome to the Trinity Park Home Tour 2024 -- "If These Houses Could Talk"!

Join us for a day of exploring beautiful homes in the historic Trinity Park neighborhood. This year’s tour promises a special glimpse into the unique stories of 12 tour stops, including a variety of gorgeous homes, two houses of worship, and the Park itself, which is celebrating its 50th birthday this year! Don't miss this opportunity to be surprised by historic details, inspired by renovations, and charmed by quirky anecdotes. A time-honored tradition for over 40 years, the Trinity Park Home Tour is a fun way to explore a leafy historic neighborhood and discover the stories it has to share.

Purchase advance tickets until October 19. Then, on Sunday October 20, starting at 12:00 noon, come to the Trinity Park gazebo at 410 Watts St. and show your ticket receipt (on your phone or printed) to pick up your tour booklet, which serves as your ticket. The tour booklet grants you access to all the stops on the tour, and it describes the history and architecture of each home and its unique stories. So once you have your booklet, you are free to explore! The tour is self-guided and you can explore the stops in any order.  Docents will be at each stop to welcome you and answer questions.

Day-of tickets may also be purchased at the Trinity Park gazebo at the start of the tour on October 20 for $25, cash or credit.

Free street parking is available throughout the neighborhood.  Most stops are 1-4 blocks from each other, though some are a little farther.  You may choose to walk or drive from stop to stop. Two of the stops are on busy streets without street parking, though, so plan to walk a block or two to get to them from the nearest side street. The round-trip overall distance among all the stops, starting and ending at the Park gazebo, is about 4 miles. 

Children 16 and younger are free with an adult.  Strollers are discouraged inside the tour stops because of stairs and crowded spaces.  No pets indoors, sorry!

About toilets: Bathrooms in homes are not for public use. We may have toilets available at the Trinity Park gazebo aka Tour Heaquaters (TBD - check back here closer to the tour date).