Downsview to celebrate Halloween with dogs

The Toronto Dog Moms organization will be celebrating the spooky season in its own unique fashion this October with its Howl-O-Ween vent in Downsview.

Howl-O-Ween will be a vendor market with products and services aimed at dogs and their owners. Vendors at events like this often use business card printing and promotional items to help make connections with community members. Visitors are encouraged to bring their dogs, especially in Halloween costumes, wear costumes themselves, and have their photos taken in front of a festive backdrop.

Organizers will also be providing accessories and dog treats for as long as supplies last. Customers can fill out a survey for “human treats” and to be entered into a grand prize drawing. The event is hosted as part of Downsview Park’s “Dogsview Park”, where dogs are permitted to go off-leash and play with each other.

Past editions of Howl-O-Ween have been a hit with area dog owners and business vendors. Advertising for the event emphasizes that it is aimed at a wide audience:



“Who can resist the eerie-istable, cuteness overload of this pawsitively exciting event? No one! Not a pawrent? Not a pup-blem, everyone is welcome to come to this free event!”




Howl-O-Ween Unleashed 2026 will take place at Downsview Park on the afternoon of October 25. Admission is free but visitors are encouraged to register in advance.