September 2025

Edmonton is home to many haunted houses that are guaranteed to fright and delight! In addition to decorating the home and finding the perfect costume, nothing says Halloween like a bone-chilling walk through a haunted house. Get ready to see the city of Edmonton at its spookiest at these Edmonton Halloween houses.

Deadmonton Haunted House

• Location: Deadmonton Haunted House, 9300 47 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6B 2P6
• Dates: Sept. 26 to Nov. 8 (Not all days)

Deadmonton Haunted House is by far the spookiest and downright frightening place of its kind in Edmonton. Attendees are treated to highly detailed and realistic props and costumed actors throughout. Many describe the experience as walking through multiple movie sets, as each year, the

Edmonton offers one of the more affordable lifestyles among major Canadian cities. With lower housing costs, accessible rental options, and reasonable living expenses, the city provides balance. Compared to Vancouver, Toronto, and even the national average, Edmonton’s affordability stands out while still offering the amenities of a popular metropolitan area.

While housing trends affordable, some general living expenses are a bit more expensive, such as groceries, dining out, and transportation. However, higher salaries help to offset this and ensure Edmonton is a great place to live. Here's everything to know about the cost of living.

Average Monthly Costs For Edmonton Needs

• Housing: ~$1,882.14 (owning, 20% down on $460,000 home) or

Edmonton is known for its festivals. If you're looking for one to check out this autumn, look no further than one of these great events. Whether you're a nerd, wine aficionado, or film buff, there's a festival waiting for you—and don't worry, there are plenty of other fun autumn events for other interests too.

Kaleido Family Arts Festival

Sept. 5–7, 2025

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Kaleido Family Arts festival. With plenty of art on display, theatre, and dancing—not to mention the food—everybody can find something they love.

The festival explores unique spaces and allows art lovers to enjoy something unique. This weekend of fun will cover a portion of Alberta Avenue, and it's a free event for everybody. Donations are