Happy Halloween!!!!!

Halloween is finally here and we're very excited to see everyone that stops by our display.  Don't forget where we are:

 

923 Avenue X North (located in the Mount Royal neighborhood)

 

 

We're hoping for a nice evening so we can have all our props out and all the "cast and crew" our for your viewing pleasure. Our display will be up until at least 10:30 PM so stop by when you can.

 

Don't forget that we are taking donations for the Red Cross Anti Bullying education program  Your donations will make a difference!

 

And finally while we love giving candy out to all the kids, we are also taking part in the teal pumpkin project.  We have some "non candy" treats too.  Please just ask and we can make sure that everyone has a wonderful Halloween.

 

 

You can also keep an eye out for more pictures to be posted though the night on our Facebook page too.

Take a look here.

 

 

One day until Halloween!

October 30th, only 1 day to go.  We are hoping that the weather holds and that we get lots of visitors to come by and see our Magical display.

One of our visitors was Janella from CTV Morning live.  It was wonderful that she came to take a look at all the fun we have with our display.

Watch the video clip here!

Halloween Weekend & Saskatchewan Haunt Finder

Halloween weekend is here and it's only a couple of days until October 31st.  We've been having a lot of visitors coming by to see the display and it's only expected to get busier as we get closer to Halloween.  Look for some more pictures to be added in the next few days too!

We also wanted to share that we're listed on the Saskatchewan Haunt finder at http://saskatchewanhauntfinder.ca/  This is a great listing of some of the places throughout Saskatchewan that also have scary displays and walkthroughs.

Setup 2017 and the winds of Saskatoon

On the Thanksgiving weekend we spent about 6 hours and once again hid a house and built a castle for Halloween.  With a few friends and some extra hands we followed our plans and just like playing with Lego we built our castle.

It take a lot of time to ensure that every section of the castle is properly attached.  Sandbags, wooden bracing and metal straps are all used to ensure that everything stays in place.  On Tuesday night and Wednesday morning Saskatoon had winds up to 113KM per hour.  The best news is this picture above was taken Wednesday evening and everything stayed in place.  It may actually be wood, but it's as strong as stone.

A new piece of our display has been made and it's a beauty isn't it?

We look forward to having everyone see it starting on the 24th of October and continuing on though Halloween night.