Weekend Events October 28th and 29th!

Trish Dorak • October 25, 2017

The weekend before Halloween is here! A busy weekend with lots of great events for kids and adults alike!

 

 

MALLOWE’EN SPOOKTACULAR

Oct 28

Calling all Minions, Jedi warriors, superheroes and Disney princesses…Hallowe’en is one of our favourite days of the year and we hope you can join us for the Mallowe’en Spooktacular on Saturday, October 28 from 10 am until 12 noon. The wonderfully fun event is open for children up to the age of 12 and includes pumpkin carving, crafts and DIY treat bags.

There will also be Face Painting stations set-up for children who are not in costume but want to join in the fun.

At 11 am, all kids are invited to join in a Mallowe’en parade.

*Please note that supplies are limited to the first 200 children present and parents must remain with their kids.

https://www.miltonmall.com/events/milton-mallowe-en-spooktacular–3

 

Milton Haunted House

Milton Haunted House is back.  Now bigger and scarier than ever.

Come out on October 29th and 30th from 12 noon to 5pm at the Milton Mall. Scary Haunted house, face painting, silent auction and other fun activities for the whole family and every age group.

All funds raised go directly to the Milton District Hospital Foundation.

 

Scare-enade

The  Milton Philharmonic Orchestra  kicks off a great new season with a fun Family Concert entitled ‘Scare-enade’. Suitable for all ages. Kids will be able to meet and get treats from the musicians after the show. Trick or treating bags provided!

Get tickets at the Arts Centre BOX OFFICE or online here:

 

Tiny Tots Trick or Treat in Downtown Milton

Celebrate Halloween in Downtown Milton! Children are invited wear their costumes and trick or trick at participating businesses. There will be fun activities, popular characters and lots more. Main St. E. will be closed to vehicles between Martin Street and James Street for the event. This event is organized by the Downtown Milton BIA.

With the support of Safari Children’s Dentistry, we’ve added a charitable component to this year’s event. Trick or Treat bags will be available for sale $5 each with proceeds going directly to support Milton District Hospital Foundation.

 

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