Brampton residents have one more chance to celebrate Halloween with return of annual Pumpkin Party

While Halloween might be over, Brampton residents will have one more chance to celebrate with the return of the annual Pumpkin Party.

Today (November 1), residents will have one more opportunity to wear their costumes at the City’s annual Pumpkin Party, which is making its return for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The event is being held at Ken Whillans Square from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m.

This year’s iteration will feature the Mayor’s Halloween costume contest, as well as prize giveaways, and a live performance from Enviro Drum, a percussion group that makes music using recycled materials.

Residents are also encouraged to bring their pumpkin, which they can dispose of at the party.