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Happy Halloween, Toronto!
It’s a chilly one out there. Even though the sun is shining, the temperature today will only reach about 8°C, and will feel more like 4°C. So bundle up when heading out to trick-or-treat today!
And for those looking for indoor activities, here’s what’s happening in Toronto today.
See also
- 10 very last minute Halloween costume ideas
- Here are the best pumpkin parades to check out in Toronto (MAP)
- These are the best Toronto neighbourhoods to go trick-or-treating in
JJ St. Clair’s one year anniversary
One year in Toronto on Halloween means… it’s PARTY TIME at 2 St. Clair Ave. W.! JJ Bean is celebrating all day with specials, but also expect costumes, candy & cupcakes!
Where: JJ Bean, 2 St. Clair Ave West
When: October 31, all day
Night of the Living Dead and The Mask: The Eyes of Hell
Ring in Halloween at TIFF Bell Lightbox with a double-bill screening of the late, great Father of the Zombie Film George A. Romero’s Night Of The Living Dead in a stunning 4K restoration and the 1961 cult horror classic THE MASK: THE EYES OF HELL restored to its original 3D.
Where: TIFF, 350 King Street West
When: October 31 at 6:15 pm
This Halloween, Church Street is the place to be as the Village will be shutting down six blocks of Church Street to host a massive pedestrian-only Halloween party. Known for being the largest Halloween party in North America, Halloween on Church welcomes thousands of costume wearing revelers each year and this year is said to be the biggest party yet.
Where: Along Church Street (Wood Street to Gloucester Street)
When: October 31 at 6:30 pm
Katy Perry will also be in Toronto for two back-to-back shows starting tonight to promote her new album Witness, and perform her chart-topping hits during her world tour. Get ready for an evening of crazy (non-Halloween related) costume changes, insane light shows, and plenty of dancing.
Where: Air Canada Centre, 40 Bay Street
When: October 31 at 7 pm
This isn’t your typical Halloween party! Hosted by Bunz Flea, this spooky event will feature a unique market featuring one-of-a-kind goods from local artisans that you can buy or trade with. There will also be tarot card readings as well as a number of DJs spinning spooky tracks to set the mood.
Where: Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen Street
When: October 31 at 8 pm