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Celebrate the Night at Halloween in Maple Ridge

Halloween Crowds in Maple Ridge

Celebrate the Night is a free Halloween-themed community event in Maple Ridge. It takes place on a weekend in October and features fireworks.

The 2025 edition happens on Saturday, October 18th, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. The event takes place at the Memorial Peace Park in Maple Ridge. Admission is free.

Visit mapleridge.ca for the full event details about Celebrate the Night, or continue reading below.

 


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Entertainment | Video | Tips & Advice | Other Information


 

Celebrate the Night Community Event and Fireworks in 2025

In 2025 the event returns on Saturday, October 18th, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. It takes place at the Memorial Peace Park located at 11930 224 Street, Maple Ridge.

Celebrate the Night is a free family-friendly event that typically features pretty lights, lanterns, craft activities, storytelling sessions, games, a costume contest and food trucks.

There is also live entertainment to enjoy each year. A top highlight at the event is the fireworks which blast off at the end of the night.

In previous years the event featured a carousel ride and roving entertainment. Food trucks included Kyu Grill, Street Dogs, The Mad Greek, Trucking BBQ, Teriyaki Express, Cravings Kettle Corn and Little Ooties Mini Donuts. Similar vendors and entertainment will likely return in 2025, although exact details are to be confirmed.

 

Food Truck in Maple Ridge at Night
Food Truck in Maple Ridge at Night

 


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Halloween Activities for Kids

 

Entertainment at Celebrate the Night

Celebrate the Night features live entertainment throughout the evening. In recent years, acts have included Blackberry Wood, The Matinee, the Carnival Band, and roving circus performers. For the 2025 lineup check the event’s website for updates.

Beyond the stage, explore multiple light displays, balloon twisting, and face painting. Expect carnival games, “supernatural” curiosities and a photo booth.

In 2025 the Spooky Best Dressed costume contest returns. First place takes $450 in gift cards and prizes and there are four runner-up prizes.

The fireworks finale usually starts at about 8:00 pm and is set off from the City Hall tower. The display typically comes with a soundtrack timed with the fireworks.

 

Celebrate the Night at Memorial Peace Park
Celebrate the Night at Memorial Peace Park

 


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Halloween Video

Below is a video of the Celebrate the Night event from a few years ago that shows what the Halloween festivities look like in Maple Ridge. As you’ll see, there are games and craft activities for children to enjoy. The fireworks are also pretty good!

 

 

Tips & Advice

Below are some suggestions to help you make the most of your visit to Maple Ridge and the Celebrate the Night event.

TIP #1: Memorial Peace Park sits in the heart of Maple Ridge at 11930 224 Street. There is a fair bit of parking in the area, but not a ton. Try to arrive early and be prepared to walk a bit.

TIP #2: The event happens rain or shine, so if it looks like rain, still go, but remember to take your umbrella and waterproof gear.

TIP #3: Make a day of your trip and explore the area. Kanaka Creek Regional Park is close by, and Alouette Lake and Golden Ears Provincial Park aren’t too far away either. All are beautiful this time of year and they make great places for a walk.

TIP #4: Check out Central Spark in Burnaby’s Central Park on the Friday before Halloween if you like fireworks. There’s also the Richmond Fireworks Festival at Minoru Park on Halloween night. Both venues are accessible by the SkyTrain.

TIP #5: Wear your spookiest costume to enter the Best Dressed contest (top prize $450, plus four runner-up prizes).

 

Halloween in the Lower Mainland

 

Other Information

Click Celebrate the Night for more details about the event.

See our article about Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge to learn more about the area.

Check out the following for lists of other things happening in the Lower Mainland around this time of year: