Halloween in Civic Square Promises to be a Spook-tacular Family Event

23 October 2024

STOUFFVILLE, ON – Get ready for a frightfully fun Halloween celebration in Civic Square on Saturday, October 26th from 11 AM – 3 PM! The festivities will carry on - rain or shine! Extra activities will also be hosted inside 19 on the Park to ensure the fun never stops.

Bring the whole family and enjoy a day filled with Halloween excitement and entertainment:

  • Spooky Photo Ops: Capture memorable moments with self-serve photo opportunities featuring festive hay bales and pumpkins.
  • Roaming Captain Jack Sparrow: Keep an eye out for the notorious pirate making his rounds!
  • Spider Maze: Kids can brave the thrilling 10x10 spider maze—if they dare!
  • Complimentary Face Painting: Get into the Halloween spirit with some festive face art.
  • Pirate Ship Adventure: Climb aboard an epic, life-sized pirate ship for some swashbuckling fun.
  • Food Truck: Indulge in some delicious treats from a local food truck.
  • Halloween Music: Groove along to spooky tunes and set the perfect Halloween vibe.
  • Booths by Latcham Art Centre and the Library: Check out engaging activities hosted by our local arts and culture partners.
  • Main Street Trick-or-Treating: Don’t forget to trick-or-treat at participating businesses along Main Street—while supplies last!

Event Safety Reminder:

Please note that there will be no road closures for this event, so we encourage all attendees to stay safe by using sidewalks and crosswalks. Be mindful of traffic, particularly during trick-or-treating along Main Street. Parents and guardians are encouraged to supervise children closely and ensure everyone sticks to designated pedestrian areas to keep the event fun and safe for all.

Halloween Safety Tips:

If you’re going trick or treating on Halloween night, we recommend the following tips to keep you safe:

  • Wear bright, reflective costumes or add reflective tape to ensure visibility in low-light conditions.
  • Avoid masks that obstruct vision—opt for face paint instead.
  • Stick to well-lit areas when trick-or-treating and always cross streets at intersections.
  • Carry a flashlight or glow sticks for added visibility, especially in the evening.
  • Check candy before consuming, especially homemade treats or items without packaging.
  • For parents, ensure young children are supervised by an adult and older kids follow a planned route.

For more information on Halloween in Civic Square, visit townofws.ca/events  

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