13 Photos of the Spookiest Village in Ontario!
- OWOW Magic Festival
- Oct 12, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 24, 2022
Monsters have invaded a small town near Toronto!
Elora is a small village about an hour's drive from Toronto. It is charming, tranquil, quaint and picturesque, but every October has a rather frightful infestation problem!
Take a look at these photographs captured by Ryan Joyce.
Monster Month Photos
October is here, but you don't need to wait until Halloween night to see dozens of ghouls and goblins! Monster Month in Elora, Ontario, is a month-long celebration of all things frightful!
Over eighty lantern monsters hang throughout the village ranging from tiny creatures to massive displays. These festive glowing monsters are part of Tim Murton's Twilight Zoo and the central focus of thirty-one days of Halloween and community events throughout Centre Wellington.
Our magic festival is thrilled to be part of the line-up of events during Monster Month. Check out our events here!
Monster Month in Elora Gallery
Watch: MonsterMentary: The Story Behind Monster Month
See how Monster Month has grown into one of Centre Wellington's largest tourist attractions in this twenty-five-minute documentary:
Are you looking for ways to celebrate this Halloween? Check out our magic festival events in Elora & Fergus this October.
![Monster Month: A Complete Visitor's Guide to Elora, Ontario [2022]](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/68ab0a_7285093c288149c0a68eea04479b8c77~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_980,h_551,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/68ab0a_7285093c288149c0a68eea04479b8c77~mv2.jpg)
These photos of the spooky village in Ontario are absolutely captivating! There is something so fascinating about exploring the history and atmosphere of these old places, especially when they are preserved so well. I’ve been trying to find time for more local explorations lately, but my postgraduate research has been keeping me glued to my desk. I actually looked into a masters dissertation writing service recently just to help me stay on top of my archival research and formatting while I took a quick break to enjoy these kinds of cultural spots. It is all about finding that balance so you can stay inspired throughout your studies!