Happy Halloween! As this year’s trick-or-treat extravaganza is on a weeknight, aside from costume house parties, here’s a list of fun events leading up to the week of Halloween to check out for those living or visiting the Tri-Cities (Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam):

Anmore Manor – This annual haunted house located in Anmore, off of Port Moody, will be open October 27th – 31st for a week of horror and scary exploration. Located at 1151 Robin Way, this manor includes a wall of faces, scenes that pay homage to classic horror movies, and more frightful displays. For more information, check out their Facebook page here.

Heritage Halloween & Marionette Show – Mackin House (1116 Brunette Ave, Coquitlam) will be hosting its family-friendly Halloween festivities on October 28th from 12:30-3:30pm. Make your own witch’s broom, enjoy some baked treats and apple cider, and then pull up a seat for a marionette show celebrating all things Halloween. Admission by donation, no pre-registration required. For more information, check out Coquitlam Heritage Society’s website: www.coquitlamheritage.ca

Halloween Spooktacular at Coquitlam Farmer’s Market – Starting at 9am on October 29th, come out to the Coquitlam Farmer’s Market at 624 Poirier Street dressed in your costumes for children’s trick-or-treat, Halloween games, crafts, and treats! Make sure to stay for the costume parade at noon. All details here.

Art Knapp’s Funland – celebrate Fall and Halloween with giant pumpkins, scarecrows, treats, train rides, and other fun activities at Art Knapp’s Funland, located at 1300 Dominion, Port Coquitlam. Buy single tickets for $1 or package of family tickets for $24.99 (30 tickets) to be used for rides and bouncy castles, etc. There’s also face painting on weekends between 11am-4pm! Great for the little ones! Check out all details of Art Knapp’s Funland at www.artknapps.ca. On now until October 31, 2017.

Halloween Howl (Hyde Creek Rec Centre) – come for a swim, carnival and haunted house at this year’s Halloween Howl, hosted by City of Port Coquitlam’s Hyde Creek Rec Centre. On October 21st, from 1-8pm, this family friendly event is an affordable Halloween party for all. $8 per wristband gets you all 3 activities for the day, great for the whole family. For more information, check out www.portcoquitlam.ca. Costumes are encouraged!

Halloween Spooktacular (Place Maillardville) – On Sunday, October 29th, from 2-4pm, come to Place Maillardville for its annual Halloween Spooktacular. Dress up in your favourite costume and come for some arts & crafts, Halloween games, face painting, and more. All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, check out www.placemaillardville.ca.

For the Pets! Halloween Costume Party at Dogtopia Coquitlam – Dogtopia in Coquitlam is hosting a Halloween Costume Party on October 31st – bring your pets with their (& your) favourite costume! From October 25th – 31st they’re also hosting a photo contest online. Full details on the contest and prize package can be found at www.dogtopia.com.

Coquitlam Halloween House – Coquitlam’s most popular and famous haunted house comes to life again this year, with proceeds once again being donated to Variety, the Children’s Charity. The Coquitlam Halloween House is located at 332 Draycott Street in Coquitlam, running its 18th straight year. This haunted house is family friendly & wheelchair accessible. From October 20th – October 31st, this Halloween House is open 6:30-9pm daily. Entry is by donation. Check out Variety’s website for more details: www.variety.bc.ca.

Those wanting to venture out of the Tri-Cities for a spook, here’s a fun alternative just across the bridge in Surrey!

Potter’s House of Horrors – As a garden center, Potter’s is usually devoted to all things nature, but during Halloween, it’s the supernatural that’s on their minds. The annual Potter’s House of Horrors is full of all things grisly and grotesque, providing thrills and chills to all who dare to enter. Every year brings a new walk-through path of horror, but past years have included everything from nasty sewers to space-age terror to abandoned prisons and more. Roaming monsters and ghoulish scenes are always a constant, however, so fright-seekers must be sure to keep their wits about them should they want to make it out alive. For hours and rates go to www.pottershouseofhorrors.com

Make sure to bookmark this page as we continue updating this listing of Tri-Cities Halloween events as we get closer to All Hallow’s Eve! If you have a Port Moody, Coquitlam or Port Coquitlam Halloween event you would like to list, please email us!