Halloween in New York

Your Guide For The Halloween In New York

Explore The Best of Halloween Parties & Events in New York, NY

CLUB SODA COMEDY - A Sober Comedy Show

The Fear City Comedy Club 25 Oct 2024
USD 18

Grand Bazaar NYC

Grand Bazaar NYC 14 Apr 2024
FREE

New York: Greenwich Village Haunted Tour

St Mark's Church in-the-Bowery 1 Dec 2024

AMBIENTE LATINO SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY | Times Square

Copacabana Nightclub 2 Nov 2019
USD 0 TO 10

HALLOWEEN BOAT PARTY USA | NYC - Series

Skyport Marina 4 May 2024
USD 44 TO 55

You and Me Cooking Class - Fall/Winter 2024 (Manhattan)

Speakitaly NYC 16 Sep 2024
USD 5 TO 600

Halloween | Beer Pong Tournament and Party | Cash Prize!

110 Delancey St 26 Oct 2023
USD 0 TO 10

Halloween 2024 In NYC | Top Things To Do During Halloween In NYC 2024

Halloween is a season-long event, not just a single day, where tricks and treats are given out, people dress up in their spookiest attire, and spooky ghost tours of New York are taken. In addition to the customary celebrations, wild parties and Halloween activities are planned for New York in 2024. You may take culinary lessons close to you to become an expert at preparing Halloween-themed dishes, partake in a special Halloween pub crawl, go to family-friendly activities, tour a haunted mansion, or even join a frightful Halloween party in New York in 2024Explore with us and choose the activities that are most suited to you from the plethora of things there are to do to make this spooky season even more enjoyable!

1. The 51st Annual Village Halloween Parade

One of the finest Halloween events in Greenwich Village is the Village Halloween Parade in New York City, and if enough money is raised, it will return this year. Every year, the streets come alive with more than 50,000 zombies, ghouls, witches, monsters, robots, Jedis, huge puppets, and other creatures that go bump in the night.

Although participation in the procession is often free, costumes are required. The procession leaves from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, lining up at Sixth Ave and Canal St. The north and west exits to Sixth Avenue will be closed; people can join the line on East Broome, Sullivan, and Canal streets, which are located east of Sixth Avenue. Instead of trying to locate your group in the heart of the tumultuous queue, we advise collecting your fellow monsters of the night a few streets away.

2. The Rocky Horror Picture Show Trivia

Embracing a thrilling time is no simple task! Get ready to transform your dreams into reality. Immerse yourself in a world of intriguing facts and entertainment. Come and indulge in an enchanting evening filled with a captivating blend of mystery, sensuous pleasures, and a trivia experience centered around The Rocky Horror Picture Show

3. 21st Halloween Costume Party

Get ready to unleash your inner spookiness and join for a spine-chilling night of frights and delights at the "Nightmare on 21st Halloween Costume Party"! Hosted at the exquisite Taj Event Center, this Halloween extravaganza promises an unforgettable experience that will haunt your dreams. 

4. Go on a Ghost Tour

The most spooky mansions, museums, parks, and buildings in New York City may be explored on a guided ghost tour for those looking for a more tailored experience. Roosevelt Island, often known as the "Island of Lost Souls," where an infamous institution and jail formerly stood, is open for excursions by Boroughs of the Dead. Alternatively, you may take a candlelit tour of the Merchant's House Museum at night, which has been haunted for a very long time by the Tredwell family who once lived there.

5. Spooky Saturday Night Halloween Costume Party 

On October 26, Stitch Bar & Blues will host the Spooky Saturday Night Halloween Costume Party. Let your inner goth let loose and dance the night away. An incredible evening filled with killer beats, frightening fun, and treasured memories is promised by this exciting event. Enter the costume contest and compete for the desired prize by dressing to impress with your most imaginative costume. Celebrate Halloween in style, take in the exciting environment, and savor delectable appetizers and refreshing beverages.

6. Have a Drink at a Haunted Bar

Speaking of haunting local businesses, several pubs and eateries in Manhattan are said to be haunted. For instance, when enjoying an old-fashioned at the 1817-era Ear Inn in SoHo, you could run into the ghost of a sailor named Mickey, or you might bump into the ghost of poet Dylan Thomas at the White Horse Tavern, where he allegedly passed away after consuming 18 shots of whiskey. It is rumored that the famous Campbell Apartment at Grand Central Terminal is haunted since it once served as a prison and a police utility closet.