Zombie walk returns on October 19
A Halloween favourite is returning downtown this fall after being away for well over a decade - the zombie walk will resurrect and return to Ouellette Avenue on October 19.
Hundreds of zombies will swarm the street starting at 6:00 p.m., in a parade between Wyandotte and Pitt Street.
The event is one that anyone with a passion for the gruesome and scary can join. Click here for a link to register.
A zombie block party will follow on Ouellette between University and Pitt right afterwards.
Although it’s certain to be a good time for Halloween afficionados, it’s also for a good cause - some zombies will be collecting monetary donations for the downtown mission.
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