Information was updated and accurate as of Oct. 5, 2026.
Enter if you dare
Deadmonton Haunted House is back! Throughout October (ends November 7), there are three themed hauntings to test your wits, two indoor and one outdoor. Most weeks tickets are available for Wednesday through Sunday, but during Halloween week the fun runs every night.
Deadmonton Haunted House | Eastgate Business Park | 9300 47 St NW, Edmonton | deadmontonhouse.com
Take a hair-raising tour
Tour and learn about some seriously spooky spots in Edmonton, where people have reported ghosts, hauntings, murders and mysteries, led by a veteran storyteller. It’s scary fun for the whole family!
Edmonton Ghost Tours | various dates, tours and locations | edmontonghosttours.com
Venture into the dark
Discover what’s lurking in Fort Edmonton Park during DARK, an evening of haunts, scare zones and spooky entertainment, October 2 – 31.
Fort Edmonton Park | 7000 143 St NW, Edmonton | fortedmontonpark.ca
See your favourite scary films
All month long Metro Cinema will show different classic Halloween films (of varying scares) to keep your spooky cinematic spirit alive. As well, catch NorthwestFEARFest from Oct. 14 – 18.
Metro Cinema | Garneau | 8712 109 St NW, Edmonton | metrocinema.org
Do the monster mash
If you’re looking to dance on Halloween, look no further than SCREAM at the Edmonton Expo Centre. Now in its fourth year, the house/techno/dance party is taking place over Oct. 30-31 with four stages promising different vibes named after iconic horror movie locations like Elm Street and Camp Crystal Lake. The event is 18+, and costumes are encouraged.
Expo Centre | Edmonton Northlands | 7515 118 Ave NW, Edmonton | screamhalloween.ca
