Edmonton Gets Ready for Spooky Season with Haunted Houses and Film Festivals
Edmonton is getting ready to celebrate the spooky season in style. One of the main events is the Edmonton International Film Festival, now in its 40th year. The festival will showcase a diverse range of films from around the world, with various filmmaker chats, Q&A sessions, gala screenings, and local filmmaker spotlights.
The corn maze at Spruce Grove is another popular attraction, offering family-friendly fun from August to October. This year's experience includes farm animals, spud gun launches, mini golf, a sunflower stroll, photo opportunities, and a pumpkin patch. The prices vary depending on the date, but tickets start at $15.
Pumpkins After Dark is back in Edmonton for 2026, promising an immersive and memorable experience with its haunted house theme. It will operate until October 31st. Deadmonton, another popular haunted house attraction, has three new haunts ready for visitors this season, but the prices vary based on time and date.