Bigfoot believers to hold a Halloween conference in the Comox Valley 

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Do you believe in the elusive Sasquatch?

Sasquatch believers on Vancouver Island will have the opportunity to attend an event dedicated to the mysterious creature this Halloween season.

Sasquatch Watch 2026 will be taking place at the Florence Filburg Centre from Friday, October 30th to Sunday, November 1st, bringing all things Bigfoot to the Comox Valley.

The three-day event will feature a Sasquatch-themed vendors’ market, an all-ages ‘Halloween Monster Dance Bash,’ an artist fireside talk and of course, several presentations from believers who have dedicated their lives to the cagey creature.

Sasquatch Watch is hosted by Kiki’s Communication Inc. and Queenish Indigenous Community Society, and includes presentations from several speakers who say they have had their own interactions with a Sasquatch.

From discussions about Sasquatch in Indigenous legends to their own findings and beliefs surrounding the creature, the event will bring Bigfoot believers from across North America to participate in the event.

Tickets are available for sale now, and are priced at $50 for a full weekend pass or at varying prices for single-day passes. They can be purchased here.

Whether you’re a believer, someone with an open mind who wants to learn more or are simply looking for a little lighthearted fun, check out Sasquatch Watch 2026 in Comox this Halloween!

Sasquatch Watch 2026

  • Where: Florence Filburg Centre, 411 Anderton Avenue – Comox, BC
  • When: Friday, October 30th to Sunday, November 1st

 

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Rory Dickinson
Rory is Victoria Buzz's newest Branded Content and Lifestyle Writer, starting with the company in April 2026. Originally from Kamloops, BC, Rory graduated from the English department at the University of Victoria in 2020. He has previously worked as an editor for several publications, including The Kamloops Chronicle and The Albatross: UVic's English Undergraduate Journal. In his free time, you can find Rory at the beach, with some sushi and a book in his hand, thankful that he is not dealing with the weather in the Thompson Okanagan.
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