This is it, party people. Your weekend to dress up and get your drink on. We decided to pull together a list of events that will be happening around the city. Some you need tickets to, some you don’t and if it comes down to it, what’s better than a house party with tall cans of Longslice?
Family fun @ Ripley’s Aquarium for Gills and Ghouls: Kids can go around the “creepy cove” all weekend trick-or-treating or stopping by stations for crayons and colouring books. Heck, this sounds so awesome we’re a little jealous that we didn’t plan it for ourselves.
Legends of Horror @ Casa Loma: Imagine traipsing a creepy castle at night with ghosts and goblins popping out of the shadows. Makes our skin crawl just thinking about it. Better luck next year because, unless you have a ticket, this event is mostly sold out.
Day of the Dead @ Wychwood Barns: Take some time to experience a different culture at this all-ages, barrier-free event. This beautiful venue will be host to Mexican cuisine, dance and art installations. Oh yeah, and don’t forget to bring a marigold.
Halloween Haunt @ Canada’s Wonderland: If you have the means to get up there, what better place to spend a night of terror than at a theme park. Guaranteed to be creepy as heck with 700 monsters roaming around and 20 haunted attractions. Only for the truly brave.
Zombie Walk @ McCormick Park: Find your best zombie, vampire or mummy gear and get your crawl on. The Brockton community is putting on a daytime march of the undead to give everyone a fright. A perfect start to any ghoulish weekend.
Parties @ Toronto: For all those party-goers who are looking for some fun, this is a great list of places to do the monster mash.