HISTORY
The Haunting of Falkland started in 2020 by Thunder Boyz Productions Inc. (TBPI) and the Falkland and District Community Association (FDCA).  The COVID-19 pandemic had most Halloween events being canceled. The event's purpose was to give the kids in town some sort of fun activity during Halloween that was COVID-19 compliant. To the amazement of TBPI and the FDCA over 450 people attended. 

In 2021, the partnership welcomed the Falkland Museum and Heritage Park. The partners decided to expand the event in 2021 and use it as a fund-raiser for all of the area's non-profits, as they all felt the impact of the pandemic.  Over 1,500 people attended in the 2021 event.

In 2022, the Falkland Museum and Heritage Park took lead on the event with the FDCA and TBPI being contributing partners.  Over 3,500 people attended and the event raised over $10,000.00. 

In 2023, the Falkland Museum and Heritage Park, along with TBPI, put on another successful Haunting. With the popular addition of the Hunt and the Zombie Shoot, reviews were coming in that the scaring was on point.

Last year, the Haunting of Falkland was presented by the Falkland Museum and Heritage Park. With massive support from our volunteers, we were able to put on a great show and raise $10,000 to go back to the community. The Hunt and Hall continued to be our biggest hits. Last year we had A1 Bus Ltd. out of Vernon, BC, come on to donate the use of their shuttle buses to make sure our guests were able to travel up and down the highway safely.

Our trusty gremlins are already working on new scares for this year. In the coming months, we will begin announcing the new and returning activities for the 2025 Haunting of Falkland. We are happy to announce, the Haunting of Falkland has become its own non-profit! We are now under The Haunting of Falkland Events Society. A1 Bus Ltd has graciously jumped on board again to provide shuttle buses on the Friday & Saturday evenings.