Regina families are invited to attend an upcoming event that will introduce local ghosts alongside having fun, and its organizers hope it will become a cherished Halloween tradition.
The Tricks and Treats event, which will be held at Government House, has been planned with families in mind. The attendees are encouraged to come in costume, including the adults, and they will be able to enjoy visiting many of the rooms in the historic building.
While the attendees browse through the mansion, they can collect treats from the Government House Historical Society and other volunteer hosts who will be on hand. As they do, they can learn about the venue’s resident ghosts. Author Judith Silverthorne will give a reading from her book “Ghost Stories of Government House”', and a magic show is also in the works. A photo booth will wrap up the festivities, and there is no advance registration needed to take part.
When choosing treats for a large Halloween event, many organizers find themselves turning to Print shops to provide them with items. These can include promotional Pens, stickers and lanyards.
The Tricks and Treats event will be sharing stories of the ghosts that are said to inhabit Regina’s Government House on October 29th. It will get started at 1:00 pm, and the doors will close at 3:30 pm.
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