Happy Halloween everyone!
Once again, this fabulous city can't avoid the rain. According to the Weather Network, it's supposed to rain all day. So, if you're heading out tonight, stay warm in those costumes and don't let the rain get you down! It may sometimes be Raincouver over here, but it doesn't stop the city from living.
Despite the rain, hope you have a fun-filled Halloween in Vancouver!
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Trick Or Treating For Dogs In Vancouver
If you're a proud dog owner in Vancouver, you won't want to miss Three Dog Bakery's annual trick or treating for dogs. This year's Halloween spectacular, aptly named Pooch Spooks, will be sure to draw a crowd of cute costume-wearing dogs begging for some treats. For only $5, you can take your dog through participating shops in Point Grey Village and collect some tasty treats.
Pooch Spooks Details
Date: Saturday, Oct. 27
Time: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Three Dog Bakery, 4548 W. 10th Ave, and participating stores in Point Grey Village
If you don't have any plans this Saturday and want to take your dog trick or treating, then head to Point Grey Village for an afternoon of cuteness and fun.
Pooch Spooks Details
Date: Saturday, Oct. 27
Time: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Three Dog Bakery, 4548 W. 10th Ave, and participating stores in Point Grey Village
If you don't have any plans this Saturday and want to take your dog trick or treating, then head to Point Grey Village for an afternoon of cuteness and fun.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Halloween Events In Vancouver
Halloween this year falls on a Wednesday, so most big Halloween events in Vancouver are happening this weekend. There are a lot of bars and clubs in Vancouver hosting Halloween parties, but there are plenty of other options too if you're not into the bar scene. Here is my hand-picked list of Halloween events in Vancouver:
1. Fright Nights at PNE
Head to the PNE and you'll be met with some true frights to get you into the Halloween spirit. For about $30, you get access to six bone-chilling fright houses, 13 scary rides and other frightening attractions. This is the perfect place to bring the kids or enjoy a Halloween date. Fright Nights is open from 6 p.m. til late until Oct. 31.
2. Halloween Costume Ball at Telus World Of Science
If you want to celebrate Halloween in style, head to the Halloween Costume Ball at Telus World of Science. For $90, you'll get a VIP ticket to this popular event held in an iconic Vancouver tourist attraction. There will be plenty of Top 40 and house tunes blasting over two floors, perfect for dancing the night away. The Halloween Costume Ball is on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
3. Hed Kandi Halloween III at Ginger 62
Dubbing itself "the most stylish name in house music," Hed Kandi is a British record label that knows how to put on a good party. Set in the stylish Ginger 62 lounge on Granville Street, Hed Kandi Halloween III features DJ Andy Warburton spinning house and electronic music. This Halloween party happens on Friday, Oct. 26, from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m., and costs $30.
4. 80s Halloween Horror at Library Square Public House
If you're thinking of dressing up as Boy George or "Material Girl" Madonna, make sure to check out the 80s Halloween party at Library Square Public House. This fun 80s revival party features prizes for the best 80s horror movie costume (think Michael Myers, Jason and Jack from "The Shining"). This event will also set you back $30 and happens on Saturday, Oct. 27, at 8 p.m., at 300 W. Georgia St.
5. Halloween Ghost Train in Stanley Park
This is a perfect Halloween event for kids and adults alike. Jump on the haunted Ghost Train in Stanley Park and be transported through a world of scary fairy tales. For less than $10 a person (children 3-18 are only $6.25), you can enjoy a thrilling ride through the park, as well as crafts, pumpkin carving, a costume contest, and a haunted castle. The Halloween Ghost Train runs to Oct. 31. Tickets can be bought through Ticketmaster or on the day at the Stanley Park Train Plaza.
I hope this list has inspired you to put on a costume, get into the Halloween spirit and check out one of these Halloween events in Vancouver. It'll surely be a spooky night of fun.
1. Fright Nights at PNE
Head to the PNE and you'll be met with some true frights to get you into the Halloween spirit. For about $30, you get access to six bone-chilling fright houses, 13 scary rides and other frightening attractions. This is the perfect place to bring the kids or enjoy a Halloween date. Fright Nights is open from 6 p.m. til late until Oct. 31.
2. Halloween Costume Ball at Telus World Of Science
If you want to celebrate Halloween in style, head to the Halloween Costume Ball at Telus World of Science. For $90, you'll get a VIP ticket to this popular event held in an iconic Vancouver tourist attraction. There will be plenty of Top 40 and house tunes blasting over two floors, perfect for dancing the night away. The Halloween Costume Ball is on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
3. Hed Kandi Halloween III at Ginger 62
Dubbing itself "the most stylish name in house music," Hed Kandi is a British record label that knows how to put on a good party. Set in the stylish Ginger 62 lounge on Granville Street, Hed Kandi Halloween III features DJ Andy Warburton spinning house and electronic music. This Halloween party happens on Friday, Oct. 26, from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m., and costs $30.
4. 80s Halloween Horror at Library Square Public House
If you're thinking of dressing up as Boy George or "Material Girl" Madonna, make sure to check out the 80s Halloween party at Library Square Public House. This fun 80s revival party features prizes for the best 80s horror movie costume (think Michael Myers, Jason and Jack from "The Shining"). This event will also set you back $30 and happens on Saturday, Oct. 27, at 8 p.m., at 300 W. Georgia St.
5. Halloween Ghost Train in Stanley Park
This is a perfect Halloween event for kids and adults alike. Jump on the haunted Ghost Train in Stanley Park and be transported through a world of scary fairy tales. For less than $10 a person (children 3-18 are only $6.25), you can enjoy a thrilling ride through the park, as well as crafts, pumpkin carving, a costume contest, and a haunted castle. The Halloween Ghost Train runs to Oct. 31. Tickets can be bought through Ticketmaster or on the day at the Stanley Park Train Plaza.
I hope this list has inspired you to put on a costume, get into the Halloween spirit and check out one of these Halloween events in Vancouver. It'll surely be a spooky night of fun.
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