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Archive for the ‘Hogtown Halloween 2007’ Category

November 1st, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 Wrap Up

Well, Halloween has come and gone, bringing our series on Haloween to an end! =(
I made it a point of walking around downtown after my classes had ended today and I came across a number of awesome sights and sounds, with people partying and walking around to trick or treat at the houses nearby.  I […]

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October 30th, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007: 10 Ways to Stay Safe

Well, we’re basically at the point in time where The Toronto Traveler’s coverage of Halloween comes to a close (seeing as how tomorrow’s the big day), so I thought I’d end off with a couple of general posts about the holiday.  Toronto’s such a big place that it’s impossible to cover all of the Halloween […]

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October 28th, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 @ Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre

 
Adults get in for $12, students and seniors get in for $7 and children get in for $5 at the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre’s annual celebration of the October 31st festivities.
The Elgin Theatre is the last operating double-decker theatre in the whole world community, something that makes it a must see for movie and […]

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October 27th, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007: Private and Not so Private Parties

One of the coolest aspects about Halloween in Toronto is probably the fact that so many people decide to have private parties in order to celebrate the occassion.  These might be private parties with friends, or they might be private parties where everyone and anyone is invited (hence the idea of the private party being […]

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October 26th, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007: Halloween Club Hop

If you’ve ever wanted to party down like there’s no tomorrow, then the Halloween Club Hop is most definitely for you!
The price of admission to this year’s hop is a mere $25 and for that cover charge, you not only get access to eight different night clubs across the city, but you also get access […]

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October 24th, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 @ Mackenzie House

The Toronto Traveler’s look at Halloween festivities in the city rolls on in another chapter of Hogtown Halloween 2007.
Today, we offer you a look at Halloween as it is going to be celebrated in one of the most historic areas of the city of Toronto; Mackenzie House.  Mackenzie House was the home of the first […]

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October 23rd, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 in High Park

High Park is one of the prettier areas of Toronto, but of course the picture to the left doesn’t really capture what it will look like during the one hour October 27th event known as Haunted High Park.
High Park is a big and open space.  And, like many other big and open spaces, it has […]

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October 22nd, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 @ The Metro Toronto Zoo

For many years now, The Metro Toronto Zoo has provided families with the entertainment that they crave when visiting a big city chalk full of possibilities.  The Flamingos shown to the left are just one example of the many types of beautiful wildlife contained at the Zoo.  Even if they weren’t a part of our […]

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October 21st, 2007

Hogtown Halloween 2007 @ Black Creek Pioneer Village

What exactly do you get when you combine the scary aspects of Halloween with some of the oldest buildings within the city of Toronto? You get a totally awesome party that people can visit in order to get in touch with their inner scary spirit!
All Hallows Eve is the name of the event and it […]

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October 19th, 2007

Halloween in Hogtown

If you’ve never been to Toronto in October before, then you might not be aware of just how religiously many parts of the city celebrate Halloween.  Halloween is the 31st of October, a day when people dress up in different costumes and some of the younger Torontonians go around to other houses in their neighbourhoods, […]

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