To celebrate Halloween, the "Wild Spooky Rumpus: Bewitching Parade" will be held at the Commons Saladaeng, Silom Road, on Saturday and also the Commons Thonglor, Sukhumvit Road, on Sunday, starting from 10am to 5pm on both days.
This is a family-friendly day full of fun for little ghouls who are encouraged to don their creepiest costumes and join many devilishly delightful activities, running at both venues.
First of all, a fantasy face painter will be stationed at the Common Ground to give them a creepy cool look or bedazzle their existing attire.
The "Signature Trick-or-Treat Train", with an add-on option to treat the community, will return with four rounds at 11am, 1pm, 3pm and 4pm. The fee is 100 baht per round, with additional 50 baht for a gift to assist under-served neighbourhoods. Seats are limited. For bookings, add Line: @littlepeabkk or visit shop.line.me/@littlepeabkk.
Four DIY workshops will be presented at the "Little Pea Arts & Crafts Stations" where little monsters can choose to learn to decorate a Trick-or-Treat bag, make a Peek-a-Boo monster, create a Bouncing Beasties keychain, or make a magic potion. The fee ranges from 150 to 250 baht per session.
Besides the "Spooky Family & Kids Market", which will bring tricks and treats from local purveyors, enchanting toys and yummy goodies, the Halloween photo booth is calling all handsome devils and glam ghouls to immortalise their celebration with digital and printed copies. New Halloween photo frames are available until Nov 2.
Also, prepare to enjoy festive stories, songs and surprises presented by Little Pea and Neilson Hays Library, at 2pm.
Exclusively at the Thonglor branch, the day will also feature a spooky sensory maze, with a fee of 80 baht per person.
Visit thecommonsbkk.com.
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