A glowing pathway of jack-o'-lanterns transforms Laughton Heights Park every November 1st — drop off your carved creation and enjoy the magic at dusk.
The Sherway Pumpkin Walk is a beloved annual tradition held every November 1st, bringing creativity, community spirit, and a little autumn magic to Laughton Heights Park.
Residents are invited to drop off their carved pumpkin creations, which SHORA volunteers carefully line along the park edge and illuminate at dusk. The result is a glowing pathway of jack-o'-lanterns that transforms the park into a stunning seasonal display enjoyed by families across Sherway.
SHORA works closely with the Region to ensure all pumpkins are responsibly collected and composted at the end of the event, keeping our community clean and environmentally mindful.
This yearly celebration continues to grow, and we're grateful for the imagination and participation that make the Pumpkin Walk such a special night in Sherway.
As the sun sets on November 1st, the park comes alive with the warm glow of dozens of carved pumpkins lining the pathway. Families stroll through the display, admiring the creativity of their neighbours — from classic jack-o'-lanterns to elaborate artistic carvings.
After the event, SHORA coordinates with the Region to have all pumpkins composted, so nothing goes to waste. It's a celebration that's as community-minded as it is magical.
The Pumpkin Walk is organized by SHORA volunteers in partnership with the Region of Peel for responsible composting.
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