There’s no shortage of events in Toronto this October to get you in the Halloween mood. From spooky film favourites to canine costume contests and haunted tours, the city is in for a bone-chilling end to the month!
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Legends of Horror at Casa Loma
Prepare to be scared on this self-guided walking tour through Casa Loma’s garden and underground tunnels. Legends of Horror immerses Casa Loma audiences in a theatrical experience as they explore the famous Toronto mansion, including areas that have never before been open to the public. More Info
When: On now until November 2
Where: Casa Loma
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Tales of the Grotesque
Fresh off of their sold-out 2023 run, White Mills Theatre Co. is presenting a haunting Edgar Allen Poe inspired experience. Audiences are invited on this candle-lit journey through all things macabre and chilling, as they weave through some of Poe’s greatest works through opera and immersive theatre. More Info
When: October 16-November 2
Where: Campbell House Museum
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After Dark Tours at Toronto History Museums
Head out after dark to explore some of the city’s historical sites. Featuring lantern tours, performances by local artists and true tales of paranormal activities at 5 different locations across Toronto, this is a great way to experience a local thrill! More Info
When: October 17-31
Where: Various Locations
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Rocky Horror Picture Show 49th Anniversary Spectacular
Damn it, Janet! It’s time to do the time warp over at Roy Thomson Hall in celebration of The Rocky Horror Picture Show’s 49th Anniversary. Featuring an appearance from the original Brad Majors, Barry Bostwick, a memorabilia display and a costume contest, we’re shivering with antici….pation! More Info
When: October 21
Where: Roy Thomson Hall
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Holiday! An Improvised Musical
If you’re more into laughs than screams, Bad Dog Theatre Company has the ticket for you with Holiday! An Improvised Musical. Taking suggestions from the audience, this talented cast improvises an entire Holiday (in this case, Halloween) musical about love, relationships and all things spooky. More Info
When: October 23
Where: The Theatre Centre
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Howl’oween 2024
Dogs are getting in on the Halloween fun at Howl’oween! The canine costume contest is returning to the Bentway at this free event for adults, kids and pups alike. If the cute costumes aren’t enough, Howl’oween also features a vendor market for food, drinks and pet goods. More Info
When: October 26
Where: The Bentway
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Night of the Dread Festival Pageant
Clay and Paper Theatre’s 25th annual Night of the Dread Festival culminates in their pageant procession! Audience members are invited to carry Clay and Paper puppets, and are encouraged to adhere to a dress code: black and white and most dreadful! More Info
When: October 26
Where: Dufferin Grove Park
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Young Frankenstein 50th Anniversary Screening
It’s alive!!!! Join fellow movie lovers at the Revue Cinema for the 50th Anniversary screening of the comedy classic Young Frankenstein. In this 4K restoration, Gene Wilder will have audiences laughing from start to finish. More Info
When: October 31
Where: Revue Cinema
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Midnight Madness at TIFF
Considered one of Stephen King’s most suspenseful and scary adaptations, Cujo, a tale of man’s best friend gone beastly, is coming to TIFF as part of their Midnight Madness series. Followed by a post-screening virtual Q&A with director Lewis Teague, this is one that’ll be sure to leave audiences howling in fear! More Info
When: October 31
Where: TIFF Lightbox
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