A gallery of magical moments captured by Bernard Clark Photography
What a night, Kingston! 🧙♀️✨
On Friday, October 9, 2026, witches, wizards, and magical beings of all kinds gathered at Skeleton Park for an unforgettable evening of dancing, community, and a little downtown witchcraft.
Now, thanks to the wonderful Bernard Clark Photography, we can relive some of the magic all over again!
Scroll through the gallery and revisit the highlights of our magical night.
The Magic Begins at Skeleton Park
Our evening began at Skeleton Park, where our coven gathered in spectacular witchy attire, ready to celebrate together. The incredible Cauldron Sisters of Napanee got us moving with their fabulous dance routines, setting the perfect spell for the evening ahead!
A Little Help from Our Ghost & Mystery Trolley
Thanks to our wonderful partners at Kingston Trolley Tours, the Ghost & Mystery Trolley joined our festivities, helping participants make their way downtown and adding an extra touch of Kingston’s spooky charm to the evening.
Practical Magic at The Screening Room
The enchantment continued at The Screening Room, where we gathered for a special screening of the 1998 cult classic Practical Magic. Surrounded by fellow fans and beautifully dressed witches, it was the perfect way to keep the magic alive long after the walk.
One Last Dance at Confederation Park
And because one dose of magic is never quite enough, the Cauldron Sisters of Napanee treated us to one last routine at Confederation Park! It was a wonderful final flourish to an evening filled with laughter, dancing, friendship, and community spirit.
Thank You, Kingston!
To everyone who joined us, dressed up, danced, walked, volunteered, cheered, and helped make this year’s Kingston Witches Walk so special: thank you! You are the magic that makes this community what it is.
A special thank-you to Bernard Clark Photography for capturing these memories, Kingston Trolley Tours for joining our adventure, and The Screening Room for helping us extend the enchantment onto the big screen.
We are also proud to have brought our community together in support of Kingston Interval House, reminding us that a little magic can make a meaningful difference.
Until we gather again, keep your broomsticks ready, your spirits high, and your coven close.
It was magical, Kingston. See you next time!
