When is Halloween on Beacon Hill?

It is on Saturday, October 31, 2026, starting at 10:30 AM, on Halloween itself.

Where is Halloween on Beacon Hill?

It takes place at Charles Street Beacon Hill, Boston,MA,United States.

Halloween on Beacon Hill: Halloween Party in Boston, Sat Oct 31

Name: Halloween on Beacon Hill
Start: 2026-10-31T10:30:00-04:00
Location: Charles Street Beacon Hill

Halloween on Beacon Hill

Mark Saturday, October 31: Halloween on Beacon Hill is a Halloween party at Charles Street Beacon Hill in Boston, MA, starting at 10:30 AM. The date lands on Halloween itself. Come dressed up: costumes are encouraged. Within three days of it, 88 more Halloween events happen around Boston.

Date & Time

Saturday, October 31 · 10:30 AM

UTC-04:00

Location

Charles Street Beacon Hill | Boston, MA

🎃 Halloween Coffee & Beacon Hill Stroll with Sober & Curious Boston
Join Sober & Curious Boston for a Halloween morning in one of Boston’s most festive neighborhoods!
We’ll meet at 10:30 AM at 70 Charles Street in Beacon Hill. Grab a coffee, say hello, and meet some new people before we head out together at 10:45 AM for a relaxed stroll through the neighborhood.
We’ll wander the streets of Beacon Hill, check out the Halloween decorations, and take in one of Boston’s most iconic neighborhoods at one of the most fun times of year.
No costumes required, although Halloween spirit is always welcome! 🎃
Come solo or bring a friend. This is an easy, casual way to get outside, meet some new people, and spend Halloween morning with the SCB community.
📅 Saturday, October 31
⏰ 10:30 AM: Meet at 70 Charles Street
📍 Beacon Hill, Boston
🚶 10:45 AM: Depart for our stroll
We’re hoping Tatte Bakery & Café at 70 Charles Street will have reopened by the event. If it has, feel free to grab a coffee or something to eat before we head out. If Tatte has not reopened, we’ll still use 70 Charles Street as our meeting location.
This event is free to attend.
Sober & Curious Boston welcomes everyone, whether you’re sober, sober curious, drinking less, taking a break, or simply interested in meeting new people and enjoying experiences that aren’t centered around alcohol.