North Peace Cultural Society seeks volunteers for haunted house

The North Peace Cultural Society is looking for people who aren’t afraid to scare up some fun this Halloween.

The organization is preparing to host a haunted house in Fort St. John and is looking for volunteers to help make the event a spooky success.

Organizers are seeking scare actors to bring the haunted house’s characters to life, along with a few volunteers to help with safety.

Volunteers must be at least 16 and available to help Oct. 29, 30 and 31.

Anyone interested in getting involved can contact the North Peace Cultural Society at reception@npcc.bc.ca or 250-785-1992 to be added to the organization’s haunted house email list.

With Halloween just around the corner, the society is hoping local volunteers are ready to embrace their inner ghoul and give visitors a fright.

Celestia Nlemvo
Celestia Nlemvo
Celestia is a news reporter for Vista Radio based in Fort St. John, B.C. She has worked in radio and television for five years and previously served as a news reporter, multimedia journalist, and radio promotions specialist with 880 CHED, CBC Edmonton, and Rogers Media. When she’s not working, she can often be found exploring local restaurants or relaxing at home watching television.

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