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Home / Chandigarh / Cp67 Hosts Tricitys First Halloween Kids Workshop

CP67 hosts Tricity’s first Halloween kids’ workshop

Children aged 4 years and above participated in various activities such as fridge magnet crafting, pumpkin decoration and pebble ghost creation
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:09 PM Nov 02, 2025 IST
Children participate in activities during the Halloween workshop.

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Mohali’s CP67 Mall hosted Tricity’s first-ever Halloween workshop for kids from October 31 to November 2.

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During the three-day event, CP67 turned into a lively Halloween wonderland. Children aged 4 years and above participated in various activities such as glow jar making, fridge magnet crafting, pumpkin decoration and pebble ghost creation. The workshop blended festive fun with hands-on learning.

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In a press release, Umang Jindal, CEO, Homeland Group, said, “The response to our first-ever Halloween Kids Workshop has been truly heartwarming. Watching children unleash their imagination and proudly showing their creations reminded us what community spaces are meant to be: places where joy, learning, and togetherness thrive.”

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