Halloween Twilight Markets

4:00pm - 9:00pm 1st November

About Halloween Twilight Markets

Halloween Twilight Markets 2026

Get ready for a spine-tingling evening of tricks, treats, and fabulous finds at our Twilight Halloween Markets.

Join us as we transform the grounds into a bewitching wonderland, filled with:

  • Market Stalls – Explore a variety of unique, handcrafted goods, knick knacks, and much more!
  • Food & Drinks – Indulge in delicious treats, spooky snacks, and refreshing drinks while you soak in the eerie atmosphere.
  • Best Dressed Competition – Show off your ghoulishly great costume for a chance to win a fang-tastic prize! Who will take home the title of the best-dressed creature of the night?
  • Trick-or-Treating Fun – Little ghouls and goblins can go stall-to-stall at our market for a spooky good time!

The event will be fun for all ages, so bring the whole family, friends, or even come solo and meet others who love Halloween as much as you do!

Entry FREE!

When:

Sunday, 1 November | 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Where:

140 Beerburrum Road, Caboolture, QLD, Australia, Queensland 4510

Contact Halloween Twilight Markets

+61 402 991 396

Visit Website

[email protected]

Beerburrum Road, Brisbane, Queensland, 4510, Australia

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