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The Soap Factory - Minneapolis MN Real Haunts. This old factory is now an experimental art venue and is believed to be quite haunted. It has been said that the soap was made from animal fat (allegedly from thousands of strangled stray dogs and the like).
The revered, reviled and revolting Haunted Basement is making a return in 2024. The haunted house experience, which began at the Soap Factory (RIP) in 2006 and shuttered after its 2019 stint at the Rosedale Center, is back with what it's calling a mini haunted house titled "The Rescuer's Menagerie."
In the Autumn of 2006, an art gallery volunteer explored the nether region of the Soap Factory. They emerged with a lung full of filthy, spore-infested air and a fundraising idea: Send patrons into the labyrinthine basement of this historic Northeast Minneapolis building, armed with only a flickering flashlight and a rope to guide the way.
The Haunted Basement at The Soap Factory in Minneapolis is one of the most frightening haunted houses in the state, if not the Midwest. Real artists and actors create a new,...
The Haunted Basement is a basement, it's deliciously moist. Expect strong smells, physical contact, and projectile liquids. You may get very messy, you may have to crawl, and you may find yourself in a confined space with something horrible.
If you're up for a terrifying thrill, check out Haunted Basement this Halloween season. Here's what you need to know: The Haunted Basement is a terrifying Twin Cities attraction originally held every year at the Soap Factory. The basement is now held at the Rosedale Center. Address: 1595 MN-36 Roseville, MN 55113.
The Soap Factory Art Gallery in Northeast Minneapolis is once again turning its basement into one of the creepiest haunted houses around. Soap Factory is a gallery for artists that...
The old 1880s soap factory, now an experimental art venue, is said to be a doozy of a haunted site, based partly on the reality that soap was made from animal fat (allegedly from thousands of strangled stray dogs and the like).
Come see what lies beneath the floors of this 125-year-old factory and experience what happens when art collides with horror. The Haunted Basement is no ordinary haunted house—it is designed entirely by artists.
Since its inception in 2006, The Haunted Basement has garnered a nationally-renown reputation for its immersive spin on the traditional haunted attraction; blending artist-driven environments and psychological horrors with immersive theater to vault beyond the usual tropes of vampires and chainsaws.