During the first-ever VanDusen Glow in the Garden<http://vandusengarden.
The event includes spellbinding lights, ghoulish music and glowing pumpkin characters created by award-winning carvers, Clive Cooper and Bruce Waugh.
The Garden gets into the Halloween spirit every evening between October 24 and 31.
Children can create fun Halloween crafts, while parents can pick up a pumpkin and hot apple cider at the Taves Family Farms pop-up shop on the plaza.
Clive will also offer live carving demos on October 24, 27, and 30. It can take him up to six hours to carve an intricately designed pumpkin.
Come to VanDusen in costume and share photos with #VanDusenGlow for a chance to win a grand prize!
And don’t forget to check out the Ghost Train in Stanley Park<http://vancouver.ca/