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If you’re gearing up for Halloween and want an early start, there’s no better time than Friday the 13th to officially ring in spooky season. So whether you’re looking for a haunted night out on the town or want to catch a horror film on the silver screen, here are 6 spooky events to check out in Vancouver this Friday the 13th.
Carve a pumpkin, trick-or-treat, and enjoy candle apples and games at the Haunted Harvest Community Fair at Kitch Beach Coffee. Guests can enjoy family-friendly activities from 4 to 7 p.m.
Where: 1945 Cornwall Avenue
Cost: $17.31
If you’re looking for a more spiritual experience, consider checking out this Superstition Soiree, hosted by Brella Entertainment. Participants will be welcomed with a special performance by an experimental live band and intention-setting, followed by even more live music and dance performers, live tattoo demos, insights from Oracle and Angelic Readers, and a Tea Oracle & Ceremony.
Where: 455 Granville Street
Cost: $17.31
The Rio’s Friday Late Night series continues on Friday the 13th with a screening of, you guessed it, FRIDAY THE 13th – AKA one of the greatest slasher films of all time. Despite countless sequels and reboots, the film remains one of the longest-running film franchises ever, and you can catch it all onscreen at Vancouver’s favourite independent theatre.
Where: 1660 East Broadway
Cost: $11.42 GA
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Where: Marine Drive Surrey
Cost: $10 to register
Fever’s popular candlelight concert series is back at the Kerrisdale Presbyterian Church this Friday for a spooky concert featuring music from multiple famous films, from classics like Psycho, Suspiria, and Beetlejuice to Stranger Things.
Where: 2733 West 41st Avenue
Cost: $30
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