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The ROM Is Bringing Back Its Boozy Night Parties With Korean Tea Tastings & Spooky Events

The ROM Is Bringing Back Its Boozy Night Parties With Korean Tea Tastings & Spooky Events

You don’t have to be Ben Stiller in order to spend a night at the museum. The Royal Ontario Museum is bringing back its evening parties, and you can sip boozy drinks and enjoy themed food.

ROM After Dark is a monthly, adults-only event that celebrates different cultures and holidays. The social is re-launching on September 16 with a K-pop themed evening.

RAD: K-Culture will feature the band P1Harmony as well as Korean arts such as calligraphy, music, fashion, and dance. You can get groovy with Toronto’s RPM Dance Crew, sing your heart at out Korean Karaoke, and enjoy animation shorts. Other activities include Korean tea tasting and photo ops at the Hanbok selfie station.

In October, you can enjoy a “Halloween spooktacular” at the RAD: Fantastic Beasts event, which includes admission to the enchanting wizarding exhibit. There will also be a New Year’s Eve bash in December and a romantic evening in February.

Each event offers bar drinks and food from themed pop-ups, so you’ll want to bring your appetite. You’ll also have access to some galleries, so you can explore the museum after dark.

The events are for ages 19 and older, and tickets for the first social are already available online for $30 per person.

If you’re looking for more fun things to check out at the ROM, you can take a trip to the wizarding world by visiting the Fantastic Beasts: The Wonder of Nature exhibit, which features real props from the films.

ROM After Dark

Price: $30 per person

When: Monthly starting September 16, 2022

Address: 100 Queen’s Park, Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Experience the museum at night with the return of these boozy events.

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There’s An Enormous Dinosaur Corn Maze in Alberta & It’s Hosting Spooky Events Next Month

There's An Enormous Dinosaur Corn Maze in Alberta & It's Hosting Spooky Events Next Month

Drumheller is filled with stunning badlands scenery and more dinosaur bones than you could imagine, but this Alberta spot takes a new twist to celebrate the area’s prehistoric residents.

The Sunny Spot adventure garden is right in the Drumheller Valley and it has its very own enormous corn maze which is a celebration of all things dino.

The dinosaur corn maze.The dinosaur corn maze.Courtesy of The Sunny Spot

The huge corn maze has twists, turns and dead ends that form a huge aerial picture of a T-Rex and triceratops.

At five acres in size, this maze will keep you occupied for hours.

While you can wander around the enormous corn maze during the day, The Sunny Side is also hosting events in September with a moonlight maze visit on September 10 from 8 to 11 p.m.

There will also be a super special spooky version on September 24 where you can try and make your way through the “field of screams.”

As well as the maze, the site also has a field of stunning sunflowers and a pumpkin patch.

There’s also some delicious food on offer from hand-pressed burgers to freshly cut fries. They even serve up their own special variations of poutine with flavours ranging from butter chicken, chicken alfredo, eggs benny and more!

The Sunny Spot

Price: $8 per person

When: August opening hours are Wednesday – Monday 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. September opening hours are from Thursday – Sunday 11:30 a.m. -8:00 p.m. until September 24.

Address: 5225 Highway 10 E., Drumheller, AB

Why You Need To Go: You can make your way around the twists and turns of this huge dinosaur-themed corn maze. If you’re not afraid of the dark, you could also visit during one of the spooky nighttime maze events.

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