The Olde Towne Trick & Treat On October 31st

Historic St. George’s will come alive with Halloween magic, theatrical historical characters, live music, cirque acts, family activities and a spectacular fire show as The Olde Towne Trick & Treat returns for an evening of spooky fun and immersive Bermudian history on October 31st.

A spokesperson said, “Historic St. George’s transforms into a Halloween dream for one unforgettable night of tricks, treats, history, theatricality and magic. The Olde Towne Trick & Treat is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated return to our UNESCO town, inviting residents and visitors alike to experience a magical evening of Halloween festivities which many are calling “the haunted walkabout”.

“This year’s event promises to step up in every way thanks to the incredible support we received last year, our funding and community partners. Attendees can expect a layered experience featuring theatrical historical characters and live musical elements alongside cirque acts, culminating in a spectacular fire show that will light up the town square.”

The event designer, Tara Sapien, originally launched the event as a way for entrepreneurs to create fall offerings around the season.

“As an artist, entrepreneur and involved aunt, this season has so many economic, artistic and community building opportunities that we’ve left on the table for too long. I just knew I had to take the risk and build the framework.” While this is the first major event on the St. George’s fall roster, there are more in store for all ages.

“I believe the town has the potential to stand alongside the world’s great Halloween destinations, rivaling Salem, Disney, Sleepy Hollow and the hauntings of New Orleans, while remaining unmistakably Bermudian in character. The vision is a sustainable, community-driven celebration that draws visitors from around the globe, supports local businesses and artists, and cements St. George’s as a must-visit fall destination.”

Sponsors & Community Partners

A spokesperson added, “Bermuda Tourism Authority, The Corporation of St. George’s, The Bermuda National Trust, 
St. Peter’s Their Majesty’s Chappell and the Unfinished Church, Whitehorse Pub & Restaurant, Wahoo’s Bar & Grill, Lili Bermuda Perfumery, Dreamscape Designs, The Wharf Tavern, Boho Couture, Atlantic Spray Charters, Moongate Brewery, Food Hub, Confections, MEF, Long Story Short, Frequency Cafe & Hub, Lacquered Lounge Eco Spa, as well as many other businesses or vendors.

Food

“Sit down for dinner or enjoy take out! We’ll have festive snacks and seasonal favorites available too. Be sure to make a reservation to sit down.

Entertainment

“The fun street festival atmosphere, our theatrical historical characters, cirque acts, costume competition, live musical elements and fire show.

Activities

“Treat stops as well as a selection of themed arts and crafts, games and competitions will be running both during and after the event.

History

“Discover hidden alleys over 400 years old, roam through protected architecture, learn about the history of our witch trials and discover exciting and experiential ways to connect with people who once walked our streets.

Tickets & Registration

“Early bird tickets are just $13 – Regular $15 – Door passes could surge to $20 and this event may sell out. 
Event passes are available online and link through their website. Activity tickets for various activities will be available at kiosks at the event.

“Allergy Specialty Pass & Differently Abled Pass:
Guests requiring support are asked to fill out the form available on their website.”

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