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Halloween is just around the corner, and Barrio x I Love Reggaeton are getting ready to take over The Warehouse Event Venue at Downsview Park on Saturday, October 31.
Barrio de los Muertos will bring together Toronto’s Latin community for a night of reggaeton, Latin hits, throwbacks, costumes and Halloween festivities.
Following their collaborations at ASADO at Assembly Park and Cabana this past summer, Barrio and I Love Reggaeton are teaming up once again, this time for one of the biggest party nights of the year.
The Warehouse will feature Halloween decorations, special production and plenty of room to dance. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their best costumes, whether they’re going all out or keeping things simple.
For those planning to attend with a larger group, VIP booths with seating and bottle service will also be available. And for anyone driving, parking at the venue is completely free.
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, it’s a great opportunity to get friends together and enjoy a night out without worrying about work the next morning.
Barrio de los Muertos takes place Saturday, October 31, at The Warehouse Event Venue at Downsview Park.
Tickets are currently available, with prices increasing as each ticket tier sells out.
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