FEATURED EVENTS

This Halloween, tune in for a night of Scary Stories from a variety of accomplished, local storytellers, hosted by award-winning actor and one of the creators of Mom's the Word, Deborah Williams. The Flame is a sold-out monthly storytelling event, celebrating its 12th season. Well known in the Vancouver storytelling community for being a sizzling storytelling series, The Flame features personal, true stories shared with a live audience. This past June, Deborah won the Gordon Armstrong Playwright’s Rent Award for co-founding and coordinating The Flame. Her work in this Vancouver storytelling series was cited for continuing to provide “a marvellous, joy-filled resource… [and] celebrates the essential power of the liveness of theatre.”

At the NEW Chuck E. Cheese’s Halloween Boo-tacular™, there’s safe Halloween fun for the whole family! Don’t miss the #1 safe, family-friendly Halloween celebration in the country. We’re offering new ways to celebrate at our restaurants, at-home and online! Whether you want to visit in costume and “touchless” trick or treat at our Friday & Saturday Night Glow Parties or order a KIDZ BOP At Home Halloween Party Pack for carry-out or delivery, we have un-boo-lievable new ways to celebrate and make sure Halloween Happens for kids around the country!

Welcome November with open arms as we travel the accessible path around Reservoir State Park. Call (716) 282-5154 to register.

This year, due to COVID-19, we are reimaging Galleria of Treats. Our event will only be pre-sale only, and will be a drive-thru in the Valet section of the Texas de Brazil parking ramp [A map will be provided to ticket purchasers]. For every ticket sold, kids will receive one bag filled with assorted store-bought candy, one full sized candy bar from Niagara by Frey, and information about local businesses who normally participate in our event. This is a ticketed event, and there will be no tickets available to purchase day-of. Walk-ups are not allowed.

Delve into the arts, cultures, and marine environments of Asia during the Aquarium of the Pacific’s nineteenth annual Autumn Festival. Autumn Festival is going virtual this year and highlights the traditions and cultures of Japan, China, Korea, and the Philippines through a day of learning opportunities and family entertainment celebrating the rich diversity of Asian and Asian-American cultures.