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Halloween festivites transform Grizzli Winery into ‘Halloweenie’

Today, family memories that will last a lifetime were made at West Kelowna's Grizzli Winery for the annual family 'Halloweenie' festivities. Sydney Morton has the story. – Oct 28, 2023

Some cute costumed kids took over West Kelowna’s Grizzli winery for a day of Halloween-themed fun.

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Halloween came early to the winery where hundreds of ghouls, goblins, princesses and superheroes, joined by their parents and four-legged companions came together for a ‘Halloweenie’ celebration.

“There’s festive cocktails, wine for the parents, lots of activities for the kids, crafting stations, pumpkin decorating, Halloween theatre, best-dressed competition and outdoor s’mores and a firepit,” said Amber Piran, Grizzli Winery.

Tammy Broad attended the event dressed as a sea turtle with her daughter who dressed as a cat.

“I love seeing their costumes and their excitement and their enjoyment, I have got my daughter here today and she’s just thrilled to collect candy,” said Broad.

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For some of the kids in attendance, the spookier the costume, the better.

Nine-year-old Isabella dressed up as a broken doll.

“I like creepy stuff and I watched [the movie] M3GAN and was inspired,” said Isabella.
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Her friend, 9-year-old Milana dressed up as a vampire.

“I have always liked creepy costumes and I have liked creepy costumes since I was five so it’s like I have always just liked being something creepy,” said Milana.

For four-year-old Austin, dressing up as a firefighter isn’t just a costume, he’s practicing for his future career.

“I’m going to fight lots of fires,” said Austin.

The Halloweenie celebration took place Oct. 28 at Grizzli Winery in West Kelowna, B.C.

 

 

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