The witching hour. It conjures up all sorts of spooky. Ghouls and goblins, witches, graveyards, ghastly costumes, and all things that go bump in the night. Every evening , it all comes alive for a month in Burnaby.
"Last year, our first year, we were really impressed that we had slightly more than 90,000 people participate, and over a third of those were Burnaby residents," says Chris Peters, executive director, Tourism Burnaby. Nightmare on Elm Street Turn your home into a show-stopping display of fright and delight in the Neighbourhood Decorating Contest, open to all Burnaby residents, with a chance to win prizes, plus the Best Neighbourhood Award, too. The 2023 applications for the decorating grants are now closed and have been awarded; however, if you didn’t get a chance to apply this year, grant applications will also be available in 2024.
Cauldron of spooky highlights Grab your garlic. You're likely to encounter a vampire or two. The festival boasts an impressive lineup in various communities, so you can expect lots of spine-tingling excitement, with just the right amount of fun and fear factor. Candlelit Crime Murder Mystery Dinner: Oct. 20, Hilton Vancouver Metrotown. Immersive Roaring Twenties Halloween soirée, with gangsters, flappers, and murder on the menu; part dinner theatre–part audience participation. Fundraiser for the Burnaby Hospital Foundation; silent auction, limited tickets.
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