Screams of terror filled the cold air Friday and Saturday night in Mansfield as brave souls over the age of 12 ventured into the haunted
Ghosts, ghouls and goblins were out and about Saturday night as bars across the Pontiac hosted Halloween parties for those too old for trick-or-treating. While
Gasps of awe and questions of “How?” came from the approximately 130 people crowded into the Bryson Lions Club Sunday afternoon as Ottawa-based magician Chris
The team behind the Ladysmith Recreation Committee picked up 50 pumpkins from the Barn Sunflower Farm to prepare for the 24 kids who signed up
The community dressed up for its annual Halloween in August, which included trick-or-treating, a haunted house and a mad scientist.
Screams of terror filled the cold air Friday and Saturday night in Mansfield as brave souls over the age of 12 ventured into the haunted walk organized by Le Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield. Along the trail through the woods, guests encountered
Ghosts, ghouls and goblins were out and about Saturday night as bars across the Pontiac hosted Halloween parties for those too old for trick-or-treating. While some venues tried their hand at throwing an event for the first time, others were
Gasps of awe and questions of “How?” came from the approximately 130 people crowded into the Bryson Lions Club Sunday afternoon as Ottawa-based magician Chris Pilsworth stunned the audience at the community’s first ever Halloween magic show. The mats on
The team behind the Ladysmith Recreation Committee picked up 50 pumpkins from the Barn Sunflower Farm to prepare for the 24 kids who signed up for the community group’s first Halloween costume party held on Saturday. While waiting to carve
The community dressed up for its annual Halloween in August, which included trick-or-treating, a haunted house and a mad scientist.
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