savage christmas light show

Toronto house is transforming into a Halloween lights show this weekend

Halloween is just around the corner and that means the resurgence of your favourite spooky activities likehaunted housesandlight festivals.

This year, you won't have to travel outside of the city to see a spooky light show.

Savage Lights returns this year to get you in the spooky spirit and to raise funds forSickKids. Located in Etobicoke, this Toronto family home is transforming into a Halloween light show this weekend.

The annual light show has been running twice a year since 2018, during the Halloween season and winter holidays.

Just like their Christmas lights show counterpart, the lights show will feature over 60,000 LED lights synchronized to festive music and a 92" hand-built screen to display animated lights.

Albert Barone, the owner of the home, told blogTO he's happy to bring back joy to the neighborhood and raise funds for a good cause.

"I chose SickKids because for me the holidays are all about the kids and what better way to share the light of the season than to support a hospital that is continually striving to do better and support kids and their families," says Barone.

The light show is located at 1 Fletcher Place and runs from Oct. 29 through Oct. 31.

There are no tickets for the event but adonation to SickKidsis recommended. The family's goal this year is to raise $5000 for the hospital.

For those in Scarborough who want to check out a Halloween attraction closer to home, there's a creepy house decked out with decorations on Brenyon Way.

It's also the final weekend of the season to check out the scary home at Glenlake and Dorval near the Junction Triangle.

For those more into a super-scary haunted attractions,the Haunted Officehas extended hours this weekend.

Lead photo by

野蛮的圣诞灯光秀


Latest Videos



Latest Videos


Join the conversationLoadcomments

Latest in Radar

10 free things to do in Toronto this fall

10 things to do in Toronto this Thanksgiving weekend

Win 2 tickets to the 2023 Hot Docs Podcast Festival in Toronto

10 things to do in Toronto this week

25 things to do in Toronto this fall

10 things to do in Toronto this weekend

10 things to do in Toronto this week

A guide to Nuit Blanche 2023 in Toronto