Haunted Historic Inglewood
Calgary's oldest neighborhood transforms into a haunted hub this October for Haunted Historic Inglewood. Explore 150 years of history through chilling ghost tours, learn zombie makeup techniques, and brave scare zones with live actors. Discover haunted locations, enjoy a spooky movie night, and participate in a trick-or-treat trail. A month of frights and historical tales awaits.
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What to Expect
Calgary's oldest neighborhood's haunted history brought to life.
Event Details
Duration
Month-long
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Inglewood
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Inglewood BIA
Food & Drink
Fall treats and pumpkin spice items available from various businesses. Some events include food and drink, like vegan pizza at the pumpkin carving event.
Local Insight & Ratings
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Halloween enthusiasts, history buffs, those seeking spooky experiences
Vibe
Spooky, historic, community-oriented, festive
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: $$ – Get tickets
- Parking: Over 1400 public parking spaces available, including street parking meters, paid underground lots, and paid parking lots. Some lots offer free parking for the first two hours. Apps like MyParking, Park Indigo, and Precise ParkLink can be used for payment.
- Accessibility: Free accessible parking is available in all public lots. Loading zones are available throughout for 15 minutes only.
- Pets: No pets allowed
Tips & Advice
- Check the specific event listings for exact dates and times, as activities are spread throughout October.
- Download the parking apps recommended on their website for easier payment and to locate available parking spots.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the ghost tours and walking between various haunted locations.
- Consider attending the Zombie Makeup Workshop early in the month to potentially use your skills for other Halloween events.
- Look for the 'Ghosts in the Glass' displays in store windows for a unique, spooky visual experience.
Special Events & Promotions
- Guided ghost tours
- Zombie makeup workshop
- Scary movie night
- Street psychics
- Witch market
- Trick or treat trail
- Miniature ceramic ghost workshop
- The Apothecary Book Club
- Big Queer Halloween Party
- Prisoner Halloween Bash
- The Deep Dark Woods performance
- Bake & Sip Tarts Nights
- Buffy The Drag Show
- Kids Bake Shoppe: Spooky Cupcakes
- Vegan Meetup: Pizza & Pumpkin Carving
- Calgary Blend: Local & International Halloween Party
- Halloween Paint & Sip
- Goth Wreath Workshop
- Fall Treats promotion
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main haunted locations in Inglewood?
Key haunted locations include Deane House, Alexandra Centre, Suitor Residence, Fire Station No. 3 (Hose & Hound), Cross Residence (The Rouge), Zoo Bridge (Demolished), and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
Are there specific events for children?
Yes, the Trick or Treat Trail is a family-friendly event where children can visit participating businesses for treats. The Spooky Cupcakes workshop is also geared towards kids aged 5-14.
How can I get tickets for specific events like the Zombie Makeup Workshop?
Tickets for specific events like the Zombie Walk and Makeup Workshop are often available through Eventbrite, with links provided on the event's main page.
Is there a specific map for the haunted locations or trick-or-treat trail?
A self-guided tour PDF for haunted Inglewood is available, and a Google Maps link is provided for the Trick or Treat Trail.
What is the best way to navigate Inglewood during the event?
Inglewood is accessible by car, public transit, and bicycle. The website provides detailed information on parking, bus routes, and bicycle-friendly amenities.
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