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What Halloween events are happening in Toronto?

Halloween on Church Street

When: Saturday, October 30-31, 2026; 6:30 p.m.–midnight.
Where: Church Street, between Carlton Street and Gloucester Street.
Where to Park: The Livmore-55 Gerrard Street West

Bring your best costume and head to the Church-Wellesley Village for a night of people-watching and Halloween atmosphere. Expect crowds and a pedestrian event area, so park outside the street closure and walk in.

Black Lagoon — Gothic Pop-Up Bar Experience

When: October 1–31, 2026; Wednesday–Friday service, 5–11 p.m., plus October 31.
Where: The Drake Hotel Café, 1150 Queen Street West.
Where to Park: Portland Commons- 530 Front Street West

BLACK LAGOON transforms The Drake’s Café into a witch’s apothecary, with eerie décor and a special cocktail menu. It is an easy way to get into the Halloween mood without committing to a full haunted-house experience.

ROM After Dark

When: All Hallow’s Eve on October 30 and Trick or Treat on October 31, 2026; both 7:30–11 p.m.
Where: Royal Ontario Museum, 100 Queen’s Park.
Where to Park: 150 Bloor Street West

ROM After Dark offers two Halloween nights to choose from. All Hallow’s Eve brings performance and seasonal spectacle to the museum, while Trick or Treat adds a playful party feel. Buy for the specific night you plan to attend.

The Nightmare Before Christmas live-to-film

When: October 17–18, 2026
Where: Roy Thomson Hall, 60 Simcoe Street.
Where to Park: 145 Wellington Street West

Watch Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas on the big screen while the Toronto Symphony Orchestra performs Danny Elfman’s score live. Jack Skellington’s attempt to take over Christmas makes this a fitting October outing.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival

When: October 14–18, 2026.
Where: Scotiabank Theatre, 259 Richmond Street West, and additional late-night screenings at CineCycle, 129 Spadina Avenue.
Where to Park: 199 Richmond Street West

Toronto After Dark’s 2026 lineup features 14 feature premieres and 33 genre shorts. Build your own screening schedule or make a bigger night of it with a festival pass. Check your ticket carefully: the late-night programme includes a second venue.

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What Halloween events are happening in Montréal?

SAT Roller Dance Halloween

When: October 25, 2026; skating sessions 2–4 p.m. and 5–7 p.m. Doors open one hour before each session.
Where: Société des arts technologiques, 1201 Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Where to Park: 1200 Boulevard Saint-Laurent

Espace SAT becomes a roller dance floor with DJ Fly Lady Di, visuals, and introductory instruction. Costumes are required. Bring quad skates or reserve a limited number of rentals in advance; inline skates are not permitted, and walk-up rentals are unavailable.

HALLOWEEN at SAT

When: Nights of October 30 and 31, 2026, continuing into the following mornings.
Where: SAT, 1201 Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Where to Park: 1200 Boulevard Saint-Laurent

SAT’s Halloween programme spans two floors, with techno, electro, house and bass alongside immersive visuals. The lineup includes Danny Daze on October 30 and DJ Stingray 313 on October 31. Costumes are strongly encouraged.

Day of the Dead

When: November 2
Where: Centre Eaton and Time Out Market, 705 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest.
Where to Park: Centre EATON- 1801 Avenue McGill College

Celebrate Día de los Muertos through Mexican music, crafts, and food. The event includes mariachi, face painting, and decorating workshops. Day of the Dead is a distinct tradition of remembrance, making this a meaningful addition to your autumn plans.

SOS HALLOWEEN

When: Halloween season October 3–November 1, 2026, on scheduled operating days. Saturdays 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sundays and statutory holidays 11 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Where: Hangar 16, Old Port of Montréal.
Where to Park: AC Hôtel Vieux-Montréal- 445 Rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Follow the twists of SOS Labyrinthe’s two-kilometre maze during its Halloween season. This is an active outing rather than a seated show, so leave yourself time to explore. Check Saturday-evening programming separately when choosing a visit with younger children.

Nosferatu the Vampire – in concert live to film

When: October 29, 2026, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Maison symphonique de Montréal, Place des Arts.
Where to Park: Place du Quartier- 1071 Rue Saint-Urbain

F. W. Murnau’s 1922 silent film screens while organist Jason Roberts improvises a live score on the Grand Orgue Pierre-Béique. The accompaniment is performed on organ, without an orchestra, giving the vampire classic a striking atmosphere.

Cirque Du Rave: The Freakshow

When: October 31, 2026, 4–9 p.m.; last entry listed at 5 p.m.
Where: Yoko Luna, 1234 Rue de la Montagne.
Where to Park: 1350 Boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest

Cirque Du Rave combines DJs, dance music, circus performers, and immersive production in a Halloween carnival setting. The afternoon start makes this a useful option if you want to celebrate without waiting until midnight.

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What Halloween events are happening in Ottawa?

Day of the Dead Festival

When: October 30–November 1, 2026.
Where: ByWard Market; locations and times vary by activity.
Where to Park: 93 George Street

Ottawa’s Day of the Dead Festival brings cultural entertainment, food and family activities to ByWard Market. Explore the programme to choose performances, workshops and exhibitions that fit your visit. Día de los Muertos celebrates and remembers loved ones through its own traditions.

Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show

When: October 16–24, 2026; evening and matinee performances on selected dates.
Where: The Gladstone Theatre, 910 Gladstone Avenue.
Where to Park: 52 Bayswater Avenue

TotoToo brings its live stage production back to The Gladstone. Expect outrageous characters, the Time Warp, and a two-hour performance including intermission. The theatre flags mature content, flashing lights, haze, and loud sound effects.

Spooky Symphony

When: October 18, 2026; the NAC listing shows a 3:30 p.m. performance.
Where: Southam Hall, National Arts Centre, 1 Elgin Street.
Where to Park: 88 Metcalfe Street

Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser leads the NAC Orchestra and special guests through spooky orchestral favourites. Music associated with The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and Ghostbusters gives the programme a playful Halloween feel. Costumes are encouraged.

Trick’n Treat Halloween Costume Party

When: October 30, 2026; 7–11:30 p.m.
Where: Collab Space, 70 Bongard Avenue, Nepean.
Where to Park: 130 Bentley Avenue

Costumes take centre stage at this Halloween party in Nepean, with music, dancing and costume-focused entertainment throughout the evening.

Dwayne Gretzky Halloween Concert

When: October 30, 2026; doors open at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Where: History Ottawa, 47 Rideau Street.
Where to Park: 700 Sussex Drive

Dwayne Gretzky brings its annual Halloween show to Ottawa for the first time. Choose this if your ideal Halloween involves a concert crowd and a night of music rather than a haunted maze.

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What Halloween events are happening in Vancouver?

Fright Nights at PNE / Playland

When: Select nights, October 7–31, 2026.
Where: Playland at the PNE, East Hastings Street.
Where to Park: Sunrise Building: 2750 E Hastings Street

Fright Nights combines haunted attractions, roaming performers, and rides after dark. Choose a date-specific ticket and review costume rules before dressing up. Opening and closing times vary by night.

Silent Movie Mondays: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

When: October 26, 2026, 7:30 p.m.; doors 6:30 p.m.
Where: Orpheum Theatre, 601 Smithe Street.
Where to Park: Robson Square: 800 Hornby Street

Silent Movie Mondays presents the 1920 film starring John Barrymore, accompanied by organist Edward Norman on the Orpheum’s Wurlitzer. Arrive early for the Gatsby Strutters Jazz Band and stay for the post-show discussion.

Halloween Spooktacular

When: October 31, 2026, 2:30–7 p.m.; multiple time slots.
Where: Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre, 181 Roundhouse Mews.
Where to Park: 1080 Mainland Street

Explore an indoor walkthrough filled with ghosts, skeletons, and seasonal surprises. Registered participants receive a treat bag and a photo-booth print. Children must be supervised by an adult; choose your time slot before heading out.

HowlOver at Flyover

When: October 15–November 1, 2026, as reported in current 2026 event coverage; confirm your session in Flyover’s booking calendar.
Where: Flyover, 201–999 Canada Place.
Where to Park: Canada Place: 999 Canada Place

HowlOver brings a Halloween twist to Flyover’s multisensory attraction. It is a way to enjoy the season at Canada Place without visiting a traditional haunted house. Review the height and health requirements before buying tickets for your group.

Haunted Cellar Afternoon Tea

When: September 25–November 1, 2026, on selected days.
Where: Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, 900 West Georgia Street.
Where to Park: The Burrard Building: 1030 W Georgia Street

The hotel’s Haunted Cellar Afternoon Tea pairs seasonal savouries and sweets with gothic décor. Book a seating in advance and share dietary needs when reserving. Available weekdays and seating times change partway through October.

Dream Horror Live Haunted House

When: October 8–31, 2026
Where: Kingsgate Mall, 370 East Broadway.
Where to Park: Kingsgate Mall: 370 E Broadway

Dream Horror Live returns to Kingsgate Mall for the Halloween season. Book against the current Kingsgate Mall listing, as older coverage refers to different locations.

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What Halloween events are happening in Calgary?

ScreamFest

When: October 9, 10, 16, 17, 22–25 and 29–31, 2026, 7 p.m.–midnight. October 22 is adults-only.
Where: GMC Stadium, Stampede Park.
Where to Park: Elbow River Casino: 1919 Macleod Trail South

Choose from ScreamFest’s haunted houses, with ticket upgrades available for additional experiences and quicker access. Read inclusions before purchasing: the Extreme Zombie House requires the appropriate admission and a waiver.

Halloween on 17th: A Carnival of Curiosities

When: October 23–24, 2026; check the programme for start times.
Where: Tomkins Park on 17 Avenue SW.
Where to Park: Hanson Square: 909 17 Avenue SW

Halloween on 17th: A Carnival of Curiosities brings roaming creatures, glowing installations, and seasonal spectacle to Tomkins Park. Dress up, explore the outdoor event, and leave time to visit the surrounding businesses.

The Lodger

When: September 26–October 25, 2026.
Where: Vertigo Theatre, 115 9 Avenue SE.
Where to Park: 140 10 Avenue SW

A mysterious tenant arrives just as a series of murders puts a household under suspicion. Vertigo’s The Lodger builds its Halloween atmosphere through suspense and storytelling. Check the audience advisories for explicit language and violence before booking.

12-Hour Halloween Horror Movie Marathon

When: October 24, 2026, 7 p.m., to October 25 at 7 a.m.
Where: Globe Cinema, 617 8 Avenue SW.
Where to Park: Cowboys: 529 9 Avenue SW

The Calgary Underground Film Festival’s 12-Hour Halloween Horror Movie Marathon packs seven films into one overnight event. The lineup includes The Invisible Man, The ’Burbs and Troll 2, with a midnight costume contest and breaks between films. One ticket covers the marathon; you can come and go.

Little Shop of Horrors

When: September 29–October 25, 2026.
Where: Max Bell Theatre, Werklund Centre.
Where to Park: 219 9 Avenue SE

A flower-shop assistant, a mysterious plant, and a growing appetite for trouble make Little Shop of Horrors a fitting October theatre outing. Check the production’s audience guidance when planning a visit with children.

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