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Join Us For Fright Nights!

Fright Nights are FREE family-friendly community events designed to celebrate scary season. Families can enjoy festive activities, entertainment and more!

Event time: 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM (Movie N​ights start at 6:15 PM)
Dates: Weekends in October at select community centres across Brampton (see schedule below)​.
Activities include:

  • Mad Scientist demonstrations
  • Airbrush tattoos
  • Crafts
  • Festive games and activities
  • Magician
  • Haunted House​
  • And more!​
Fright Nights Generously sponsored by:​​​
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Event Schedule​:

Haunted Halloween Movie Nights – New to Fright Nights!

Enjoy the City of Brampton’s first-ever Haunted Halloween Movie Nights! Bring your friends and family to experience classic Halloween movies. Arrive early for exciting pre-show activities like magic shows and face painting!​ ​Don't forget to bring your own lawn chair or blanket!

Date​ Location Times Movie
Thursday, October 17 Save Max Sports Centre
6:15 - 9:30 pm
(Movie starts at 7 pm)​
Hocus Pocus
Friday, October 18
Cassie Campbell Community Centre
5:30 - 9:30 pm
Saturday, October 19 Cassie Campbell Community Centre
5:30 - 9:30 pm
Friday, October 25
Gore Meadows Community Centre
5:30 - 9:30 pm
Saturday, October 26​
Gore Meadows Community Centre​
5:30 - 9:30​ pm​​​​​
Sunday, October 27​ Century Gardens Recreation Centre​
6:15 - 9:30​ pm​​​​​
​(Movie starts at 7 pm)
Haunted Mansion

Food Bank Donations:

All food bank donations collected at Fright Nights events will help support Knights Table’s mission to provide our community with access to food and resources.

Shuttle Bus Information

Free Shuttle Service to Gore Meadows Community Centre for Fright Night Events​

For your convenience, free shuttle buses are available to transport guests to Gore Meadows Community Centre during Fright Night events.

  • Dates: Friday, October 25 & Saturday, October 26
  • Shuttle Service Hours: Starting at 5:30 PM, with trips every 15-20 minutes

Parking and Pick-Up Location:
Castlebrook Secondary School




More Halloween Fun in Brampton

​​​​​​Treat Accessibly

The City of Brampton is dedicated to identifying opportunities to increase accessibility and a strong sense of belonging for all across its diverse community. Brampton City Council approved an amendment to its Sign By-law to promote barrier-free and accessible ways of trick-or-treating. Brampton homeowners are welcome to place a Treat Accessibly sign on their front lawn to let residents know that if a trick-or-treater has a disability, they can experience Halloween without barriers at their home. Lawn signs can be picked up at Fright Night.

Follow these tips from Treat Accessibly to create a safe environment and provide barrier-free access:
  • Make sure the path to a trick-or-treating area is well-lit.
  • Clear driveways and pathways.
  • Move cars out of the driveway to allow better accessibility for trick-or-treaters.
  • Create a trick-or-treat station at the end of a driveway, out of a garage or a vehicle’s trunk.
  • Refrain from using strobe lights or high-pitched, sudden loud noises.
  • ​Keep pets safe and secure.
For more on Treat Accessibly, visit www.treataccessibly.com​. For more on accessibility at the City, visit www.brampton.ca/accessibility.​​

​​Questions?

View a list of Frequently Asked Questions or visit our Contact Us page to find additional information.​​​