Thee Olde Towne Trick & Treat

The lanterns have been extinguished, the cobwebs stored away, and we rest easy knowing we did we set out to do! Our inaugural Olde Towne Trick & Treat event in St. George’s was an astounding success. A proof-of-concept that aims to embody the same kind of magic we’ve long associated with destinations like Salem and the Halloween haunts of Disney.

For those on the inside, the vision was always clear: to transform the UNESCO World Heritage site of St. George’s, with its centuries-old architecture, winding lanes, and rich history, into a living, breathing Halloween haunt. This year, that vision finally sprang to life.

The feedback has been fantastic. Parents raved about the concept and can't wait to see how it can evolve. And everyone sees the vision!

Looking Forward: The success of this event is our foundation, and our blueprint for the future. The goal is no longer just to host a great local event. The ambition is to grow Olde Towne into a Halloween destination that stands on its own legend, capable of drawing visitors seeking a uniquely Bermudian, deeply immersive Halloween experience.

This recap is more than a look back, it’s a look ahead. The success of this year has shown us the incredible appetite for quality, immersive entertainment and the unique potential of our historic spaces. We’ve proven we can create the magic. Now, we’re tasked with expanding it.

A heartfelt thank you to every volunteer, performer, business, resident, and attendee who made this first year unforgettable. You didn’t just come to an event; you helped birth a new Halloween tradition.

Stay tuned. The story has only just begun.

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Sponsors & Participating Businesses

The Corporation of St. George’s, Cirqle Circus Arts Collective, Sapien Studios, The St. George’s Rotary Club, The Anglican Church of St. George, Long Story Short, Robertson’s Drug Store, Haunted History, Frequency Cafe & Hub, Lacquered Lounge, The Whitehorse Restaurant, MEF, Tobacco Bay Ltd, Dragon’s Lair Gallery, High Tide Tattoo Studio, Boho Couture, Dreamscape Designs, BGA, Somers Supermarket, Money Gram, The Moongate Brewing Co, Tara Sapien, Skye Kermode, NKS Art, Swan Pyro, Dr. Ev Electric Bikes, The Things We Love, BEDC, Rubis Dowlings, Phoenix Stores Bermuda.