Halloween is around the corner and we know your little ghouls and goblins are ready to have a gourd time!
Halloweekend roller skate
This two-day event is back again and takes place at Mississauga Celebration Square on October 28 and 29. Featuring free roller skating, a live DJ, mac and cheese festival and more. Learn more
Spooky storytime
Join us on October 28 in the Amphitheatre for Open Air Storytime and watch spooky Halloween-inspired characters come to life. The event will begin at 11 a.m. and is geared for all ages. Learn more
Halloween Harvest festival
From historic Halloween crafts and treats to costumes and seasonal foods, enjoy a variety of events at the Bradley Museum on October 28 and 29. Get tickets
Coffee talk: spooky spiders
On October 31, join Sauga Connections for Older Adults and The Riverwood Conservancy to learn about the fascinating world of Ontario’s spiders. This is a virtual event. Learn more
Plan a scary movie night
Celebrating a cozy Halloween at home? Plan a scary movie night by borrowing free movies from the library and stream them directly to your device. Browse the catalogue
Park your pumpkin
Drop off your pumpkin at the Bradley Museum and wander a pumpkin-lit path while listening to spooky music. Get tickets
Help make trick-or-treating accessible for everyone
As a City, we’re committed to making trick-or-treating more accessible by helping to remove barriers for children with disabilities in our community by supporting the Treat Accessibility initiative. Did you know that more than 400,000 Canadian kids live with a disability and some aren’t able to participate in trick-or-treating due to barriers, like stairs to your door? Some trick-or-treaters may have difficulties navigating inclines or curving walkways.
On October 31, help make Halloween in Mississauga an accessibly-inclusive day for all.
Have fun, be safe! Wish you all a Happy Halloween!
