A trail of curious corners, creepy characters and Halloween photo moments.
Something is lurking in Subiaco’s laneways. For Halloween weekend, several of Subiaco Town Centre laneways will take on a life of their own, each with a different theme and a spooky encounter around every corner.
Created by multidisciplinary artist Lynzie Bremner brings her international flair and love of Halloween to Subiaco, transforming four familiar laneways with a series of playful and unexpected Halloween installations.
From bats and scarecrows to killer plants and a very unconventional wedding, wander across Subiaco and discover a few unexpected surprises along the way.
Here is what to expect:
VAMPIRE LANE
Rokeby Lane | Between Quello & Shui, 12 Rokeby Road
Enter through a set of enormous vampire teeth and step into a world of black bats, billowing drapes and towering candelabras.
Just don’t linger too long.
KILLER PLANT LANE
Walmsley Lane | Next to Bar Amelie, 118 Rokeby Road
Nature has got a little out of hand.
Look out for giant Venus fly traps, oversized eyeballs, tangled vines and moss-covered skeletons creeping through an overgrown laneway.
PUMPKIN LANE
Kannis Lane | Next to Willie Creek, 143 Rokeby Road
A pumpkin patch with a difference.
Giant pumpkin-headed scarecrows, overgrown grasses and a touch of harvest-season mischief will transform Kannis Laneway into a Halloween photo spot.
A DEAD WEDDING
Postal Walk | Next to the Post Office, 172 Rokeby Road
‘Til death do us part.
Step into the ultimate unconventional wedding photo moment, with two coffins ready for posing, a pair of skeleton newlyweds and flowers that have seen better days.
Come for the photo. Stay for the eternal commitment.
