Spooky season is upon us, and this year’s Halloween comes with a bonus. As many on TikTok have pointed out, 31 October falls on a Saturday, making it the “last Halloweekend” for a while, since the next one won’t arrive until 2037. That means no weeknight dilemmas about whether to go out on a work night, and plenty of room to go all out, from late-night parties to daytime brunches and family-friendly activities.
If you haven’t made plans yet, or you’re looking for a way to make the most of the long-awaited weekend, here are the parties, activations and deals you won’t want to miss.
Bar Kap: A Halloween makeover at the House of Tan Yeok Nee (29 October to 2 November)
If sipping on a cocktail inside Singapore’s last surviving Teochew mansion dressed up for Halloween sounds like your vibe, head down to Bar Kap this weekend. From 29 October to 2 November, Bar Kap will turn their House of Tan Yeok Nee into a seasonal stage for its first Halloween. Decorated by award-winning florist Fiore Arte, the national monument is set to be shown in a new light.
The main event falls on Halloween night, Saturday, 31 October, when the bar hosts its inaugural guest shift, The Fifth Era, from 8pm till late. Beijing’s renowned cocktail bar TIAO will be taking over, with head bartender Matt Guo and bar and beverage manager Miranda Xu serving four cocktails at S$28++ each. One of them, St. Peter’s Basilica, has been clay-aged at Bar Kap for two weeks.
101 Penang Rd, House of Tan Yeok Nee, Singapore 238466
CÉ LA VI Singapore: A Wicked Brunch and London’s iconic Cirque Le Soir take over after dark (31 October, 11.30am to 3pm, 10pm till late)
CÉ LA VI Singapore will take Halloween from the Emerald City to an after-dark world of spectacle on Saturday, 31 October. In the afternoon from 11.30am to 3pm, diners can indulge in a Wicked themed brunch, pairing a three-course Modern Asian set menu with free-flow Champagne and alcoholic beverages at $148++ per person. There will also be live magic and tarot readings, and guests are encouraged to dress as good, wicked or somewhere in between.
From 10pm till late, London’s Cirque Le Soir will return to take over the rooftop for The Quiet Room. Expect daring performers, DJ sets and unsettling encounters. Tickets are $48 in advance or $58 at the door, each including one premium house pour.
1 Bayfront Avenue, Hotel, Tower 3 Marina Bay Sands, 018971
ATLAS: A gods-and-goddesses-themed party (31 October, 8pm to 2am)
If you’re planning for a costume inspired by greek mythology, ATLAS is the perfect place to spend your night. On Saturday, 31 October, from 8pm to 2am, the bar returns with ATLAS: The Pantheon Descends, bringing the world of its latest menu, Daughters of ATLAS, to life. Guests are invited to channel the splendour of gods, goddesses and Titans with their costumes, while dancers, DJs and live performances will keep spirits high all night. The most mythical look of the night will also win a Best Dressed award.
Taking over the bar also are Lorenzo Querci and Alessandro Merlini of Moebius Milano, ranked No. 2 in The World’s 50 Best Bars 2026. Standard tickets are $110++ with three tokens, while the Signature Table Experience is $1,500++ for up to eight guests, with 35 tokens and dedicated table service. Walk-ins are welcome.
600 N Bridge Rd, Parkview Square, Singapore 188778
SUSHISAMBA Singapore: A Copacabana Halloween Brunch followed by REDRUM at SAMBAROOM, inspired by The Shining (31 October, 12pm to 3pm, 9pm till late)
At SUSHISAMBA, it’s brunch by day, and The Shining by night. On Saturday 31 October, the restaurant will run their Copacabana Halloween Brunch from 12pm to 3pm offering obata-grilled specialities, fresh sushi and Halloween desserts, with live DJ sets and samba performances.
From 9pm, Redrum at SAMBAROOM will bring the Stephen King-inspired world of The Shining to life with immersive decor and live DJ sets. A Best Dressed Contest offers prizes including a two-night stay at METT Singapore and Sushisamba dining credits.
168 Robinson Rd, Level 52 Capital Tower, Singapore 068912
Frasers House Singapore: A gothic Halloween feast (31 October)
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Singapore’s most immersive Halloween dining experience is set to return to Frasers House on Saturday, 31 October, with Festival of Fright: The Harvest of Horrors. For one night only, LUCE and The Lobby Lounge are transformed into an eerie world of gothic grandeur, complete with haunting decor and spine-chilling performances.
The spread runs to over 120 crafted Italian, Asian and international dishes. Spooky highlights include the Frankenswine Bun with pork rillette, Eyeball Tacos, Scary Mummy Hot Dog, Vampire Blood Risotto and Black Inferno Crab. Guests can come in costume for the Halloween party and Best Dressed Contest.
80 Middle Rd, Singapore 188966
Marquee Singapore: Hotel Delirium (10pm till late)
On Saturday, 31 October, Marquee Singapore will open Hotel Delirium for one night only, transforming the club into a luxury hotel where things aren’t quite what they seem. Expect twisted hotel details, immersive installations and photo moments.
For those who come dressed to impress, the Halloween Best Dressed Competition runs from 10pm to 1.30am, with the crowd deciding the winner by the loudest cheers. The top three take home prizes including a 3D2N stay at Marina Bay Sands, exclusive Marquee and Avenue tables, a Lavo DJ Brunch experience, and dining and cocktail perks. Winners must be in the room when results are announced to claim their prize.
10 Bayfront Ave, B1-67 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956
Zouk Singapore: Play Dead (30 and 31 October, 10pm till late)
Remember the toys you loved as a kid? Play Dead at Zouk gives them a darker turn. On Friday, 30 and Saturday, 31 October, four transformed rooms will feature a twisted take on toy nostalgia, with immersive installations and Halloween activations in which the cute and familiar become something far less comforting. Come dressed to impress too as the best dressed contest offers over $10,000 in cash and prizes, including a $5,000 cash grand prize.
3C River Valley Road #01-05 to #02-06, Singapore 179022
Haw Ror Villa 5 (Selected nights till 14 November)
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For the fifth year running, Hell’s Museum presents its take on Halloween based on the Ten Courts of Hell and their associated sins. On selected nights till 14 November from 630pm to 12 midnight, guests can explore four zones: Guide to Sin City, a performance tour; Gateway to Hell, an interactive puzzle hunt; The Haunted Labyrinth, an eerie maze experience; and The Point of No Return, a final space to round off the night. Tickets can be purchased with SG Culture Pass credits or bought online at $55 for adults and $40 for children.
262 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118628
Singapore Oceanarium: Into the Glowcean (Till 1 November)
Halloween can be a family affair too. Till 1 November, Singapore Oceanarium will be transformed into a whole new light, with glowing marine life, neon-artworks and more. Highlights include Skeleton Dive feed, where children and families can watch skeleton-costumed divers feed and swim among a myriad of marine animals; Oceanic Glow, where visitors can see glowing marine-life sculptures crafted by Megan Foo, Singapore’s only glass neon artist and Light Painting Live where visitors can watch acclaimed light painter Lawrence Koh paints a captivating story inspired by marine life and the living ocean.
Tickets are priced at $55 for adults and $43 for children and seniors.
24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, 098137
Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights
A Halloween classic, don’t miss out on the famed 14th edition of Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Horror Nights till 1 November. Visitors can walk through the scare zones, step into exciting haunted houses like Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection, inspired by the Karang Guni shop, and a robotics facility designed house, Made in Hell: XL Robotics, as well as watch the live shows like the opening spectacle, The Scaremony, and Club PanDEMONium.
Tickets start at $78 per person.
8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269
Superpark AfterHours: Murder at the Playground (31 October, 7pm to 11pm)
Unleash your inner child at Superpark’s AfterHours Halloween party, Murder at the Playground (18+), on Saturday, 31 October. Follow the clues, uncover secrets and piece together a theatrical murder mystery, all while exploring a screen-free indoor activity park built for kids, teens and adults alike.
3 Temasek Blvd, #01-488 Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983
Family pastry masterclass at Prada Caffe Singapore (31 October, 10am to 12pm)
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If you’re looking for a family bonding activity the kids will love this weekend, The Prada Caffe Singapore will host a Halloween Family Pastry Masterclass on Saturday, 31 October, from 10am to 12pm. Led by Chef Alice, parents and children decorate pumpkin-shaped cookies in a 45-minute session, followed by a Halloween Family Brunch. The $150++ family package includes an adult brunch set with one-hour free-flow mimosas, a child’s waffle with free-flow soft drinks, and a goodie bag with an apron, the decorated cookie and a confectionery piece.
2 Orchard Turn, #02-15 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801
Little Paddington Preschool: Escape rooms for preschoolers (30 October, 4pm to 6pm)
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Little Paddington Preschool is hosting a free, family-friendly Halloween escape room experience featuring three themed rooms where children aged 3 to 6 can solve puzzles, explore art and conduct science experiments.
The three rooms are Professor Boo’s Spooky Science Lab, where children test what floats or sinks and reveal secret codes through chemical reactions; The Spooky Schloss, a journey through German culture that involves assembling the German flag and following a German dance; and The Haunted Gallery, where they piece together scrambled artworks inspired by Wassily Kandinsky.
Beyond the escape rooms, families can head to the Rave Room to dance along to lively music, enjoy caricature drawing and Halloween-themed face painting, a Halloween maze and a magic show.
Little Paddington Sixth Avenue, 35 Lotus Avenue, Singapore 277618
