What better way to prepare for All Hallows Eve than a nighttime stroll through the ruins of Brunswick... if you dare.
Visitors are welcome to explore the site on their own the evening of October 22nd, from 6pm-8pm. They may even see a few "spectres" from Port Brunswick past...
Though the pathways will be lit by lantern and firelight, flashlights are recommended.
This event is FREE and all ages are welcome.
Events are subject to change and cancellation. COVID safety guidelines will be followed as advised at the time of the event.
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