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BARRIO – Toronto’s new pumpkin pop-up is officially open, and it will take you into a fall wonderland. Pumpkinville is a new event taking place at Sherway Gardens from September 30 until October 31, 2022. A section of the parking lot has been modified into a pumpkin paradise complete with activities, rides, photo ops, food, and a Halloween trail.
The entire space is decked out in fall decor, from the corn stalks along the perimeter to the straw that covers the ground. You will find larger-than-life sculptures made from pumpkins scattered throughout the area.
There are rides, face painting, pumpkin decorating and more. You will want to take pictures at every square inch of this place.
A massive tunnel filled with skulls leads you to a candy forest and pumpkin village. You will love it here.
If you’re looking for an extra scary experience, you can enjoy the Nights of Lights walk-thru trail located right beside the pop-up. You’ll be taken into a Halloween world complete with spooks and endless LED lights.
There is also PumpkinFest Toronto at Downsview Park that starts this weekend, for three consecutive weekends throughout the month of October from 10am to 6pm.
The event includes family friendly rides, photo ops, games, an inflatable corn maze, food trucks, and a pumpkin patch.
The festival will also feature the SuperDogs performing live tricks on stage.
We hope you love this time of year as much as we do.
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