Community Impact: Austin’s Weird Homes Tour says goodbye—for now
Tour founders David and Chelle Neff announced June 17 that business had taken a hit from COVID-19, causing the Weird Homes Tour to end. Read More
Austin Home: Austin Weird Homes Takes its Final Tour
Austin Weird Homes Tour founders David and Chelle Neff recently announced that this year’s May event was their final showing. Read More
Our Community Now: Austin Weird Homes Tour Shuttered For Now
AUSTIN, TX — A popular tour that guides Austinites and visitors to see the city’s “weird and unique” architecture has shut its door for now due to the coronavirus pandemic, officials said. Read More
Austin Home: Austin Weird Homes Takes its Final Tour
Austin Weird Homes Tour founders David and Chelle Neff recently announced that this year’s May event was their final showing. Read More
Austin American Statesman: Austin’s Weird Homes Tour creators retire
David J. and Chelle Neff are turning in the keys to the Weird Homes Tour. Read More
HGTV: Are These the Weirdest Homes in America?
Prepare to be surprised as we showcase spectacularly strange spaces in Portland and Austin. Read More
Weird Homes Tour returns to Portland with virtual trek
The Weird Homes Tour returned to Portland on Saturday, Sept. 26, and attendees didn’t even have to leave their homes to enjoy it. Read More
Texas Highways: The seventh annual event is one of many home tours in Texas you can take this fall
Growing up in Brownsville, Autumn Circé loved animals. She loved animals so much, she was invited to shadow zookeepers at Gladys Porter Zoo when she was in middle school… Read More
Virtual tour of Uncommon Objects owner’s home
Atlas Obsura and Weird Homes Tour will be providing a virtual tour on 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, August 4 of Steve Wiman’s home. Wiman is the owner of Uncommon Objects so you know it’ll have some interesting stuff! Read More
Take your next trip into wacky, wonderful with virtual Weird Homes Tour
Every Saturday at noon and 4 p.m., folks can click onto Instagram or YouTube and see some truly weird homes. Using their phones, the homeowners walk you through their houses and point out some of the highlights. Read More
“How to write a book that sparks a movement”, with Chelle Neff
As part of my series about “How to write a book that sparks a movement” I had the great pleasure of interviewing Chelle Neff. Chelle has been a leader in the U.S. salon industry since founding her own salon in 2005 (and the Weird Homes Tour in 2014)…Read More
Here’s what to expect at this weekend’s Weird Homes Tour in New Orleans
Launched in 2014, Weird Homes Tour has franchises in Austin, Portland, Houston, Detroit, and San Francisco. This weekend, it’s preparing to wow audiences across New Orleans. On Saturday, November 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the tour will showcase 10 unconventional homes citywide. Read More
How the stranger half lives: The Weird Homes Tour comes to New Orleans this weekend
Have you ever found yourself passing one of the more unique instances of architecture in the city and wondering, “Man, that thing’s so funky on the outside, I wonder what it’s like on the inside?” Well, you’re in luck– this Saturday (November 16) is the 3rd Annual Weird Homes Tour where from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM you have permission to peek inside almost a dozen of the most eclectic and charming homes spread across New Orleans…. Read More
Tour The Weirdest Homes In New Orleans This Weekend
On November 16, nine of the most unique homes in New Orleans will be on showcase for an tour for fans of oddities, rare art, architecture and more.
The Weird Homes Tour allows folks to pace themselves and get from house to house as fast or slow as they please. A ticket purchase gets you a map of the homes, and there is no official order to follow. Sometimes, homeowners are on site to answer any questions visitors have about the history of the home and its contents. Ten percent of ticket proceeds benefit HousingNOLA… Read More
This Couple Wanted to See Inside Their Neighbors’ Houses So They Started a Weird Homes Tour
umans have been curious about what their neighbors’ homes have looked like ever since the first Neanderthals wondered about the interior of the cave next door. Luckily for the inquisitive among us, there are home tours now covering every type of residence, from the historic home to the modern home to the estate home. But what about the really quirky ones, the ones designed or landscaped in unusual or unexpected ways?…. Read More
