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Halloween festivities in Surrey
Overview
Surrey, British Columbia, is hosting various Halloween-themed festivities and community events throughout October.
Activities include the Museum of Surrey’s ‘BOO-seum’ party on October 24, which features games, crafts, a costume parade, and performances by the Re-enactors. The museum will also host a ‘Sensory Trick or Treat’ on October 30, providing a low-sensory environment with no loud noises or strobe lights. Other local attractions include the Cougar Creek House of Horrors in Newton, which offers haunted houses and stage shows, and the Pumpkin Train at Bear Creek Park. The Pumpkin Train provides kid-friendly daytime rides throughout October, with more intense nighttime rides beginning October 16.
The Spooktacular Newton street festival will take place on October 24, offering free trick-or-treating, mini golf, and games, including a pumpkin patch benefiting the Surrey Food Bank. Additional seasonal activities include ‘Secrets of the Haunted Bog’ at Guildford Town Centre and the Harvest Hollow pop-up pumpkin patch at Art’s Nursery Garden & Home.
Entities
Bear Creek Park · Museum of Surrey · Surrey · Newton BIA · Surrey Food Bank
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesSurrey hosts seasonal theatre and Halloween events
Surrey features upcoming theatrical productions at the Arts Centre and Newton Cultural Centre, alongside Halloween attractions like Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors and seasonal trains at Bear Creek Park.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesSurrey hosts various Halloween festivities and community events
Surrey will host numerous Halloween events in October, including the Museum of Surrey’s BOO-seum party, the Spooktacular Newton street festival, and various haunted attractions and pumpkin patches.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesSurrey hosts upcoming theatre and entertainment events
Surrey features a diverse lineup of upcoming events, including musical comedies, digital light shows, puppet films, and interactive game shows at local arts centres.
Sources
cloverdalereporter.com · peacearchnews.com · surreynowleader.com
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