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Halloween events in Regina
Regina does Halloween properly: haunted houses that actually scare you, pumpkin patches worth the drive, and trick-or-treat streets the kids talk about all year. Here's what's on — confirmed dates first, then the annual traditions to watch for.
Confirmed dates
Ghost Story Tours
Oct 23, 2026 · Government House · Free
Tricks and Treats
Oct 25, 2026 · Government House · Free
The Black Parade Halloween Emo Night Regina at The Exchange - Oct 30 2026
Oct 30, 2026 · The Exchange · $13.15–$19.61 CAD
Calling emos of Regina, on Friday October 30th, we're celebrating the spooky season with a Black Parade! We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of the iconic album & spinning your fav classic emo anthems. Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory. See you there!
Friday October 30 2026 The Exchange Doors: 8pm End: 12am All Ages Tickets are non-refundable.
Tricks, Treats & Roars: Halloween at the Museum
Oct 31, 2026 · Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Victorian Tea Weekend
Nov 7, 2026 · Government House - Ghost Story Tours · Free
Victorian Tea Weekend
Nov 7, 2026 · Government House - Tricks and Treats · Free
Annual traditions — dates TBA
These happen every year; exact dates are announced closer to the day.
Pumpkin Way at Wascana Centre
Dates TBA (Nov 1 annually: drop off carved pumpkins during the day on Walter Scott Way, view them lit about 6-8pm) · Wascana Centre - Pumpkin Way · Free
YQR Haunts Bus Tour
Dates TBA (Halloween season evenings; tours run rain or shine, departing from the Government House / downtown area) · YQR Haunts Bus Tour - Regina
Night Maze at Cedar Creek Gardens
Dates TBA (Night Maze Oct 2-3 & 9-10, 2026, 7-9pm; daytime corn maze Aug 15-Oct 12, 2026 (2026 listings)) · Cedar Creek Gardens - Night Maze & Corn Maze · $14/person (Night Maze)
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Good to know
- Haunted houses sell out on the last two weekends — book ahead, don't walk up.
- Pumpkin patches are best on weekday mornings: smaller crowds, better light for photos.
- Bring cash for the farm stands; card readers and corn mazes don't always mix.
- Check age guidance before bringing small kids to a haunt — 'family fright nights' are the gentler pick.
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