We’ve compiled a few ways to celebrate Halloween on the East End. To submit events, email info@jameslanepost.com.
Get ready for a hauntingly good time at Guild Hall’s annual Halloween Silent Disco Dance Party on Saturday, October 25, from 7 to 10 PM in East Hampton. Three DJs — DJ Slaylien, The Hip-Hop Prof, and DJ Schvitz-a-Lot — will provide an unforgettable night of beats. Slip on your glowing headphones, show off your best costume, and choose your frequency.
R.AIRE at the Hampton Maid in Hampton Bays will host a Murder Mystery Dinner on Thursday, October 23, at 6 PM. The evening will include a welcome cocktail, a three-course dinner, and an interactive murder-mystery show. The event is 18+ and there will be pre-assigned communal seating only. The cost is $150 per person, excluding beverages and alcohol. For more details and to make a reservation, visit hamptonmaid.com/raire.
The annual Solé East Halloween Party will be held on Saturday, October 25, at 8 PM in Montauk. Known for drawing a fun crowd and delivering an unforgettable night, the party will feature a special musical guest, complimentary bar bites, and festive drink specials. Guests can also enter the costume contest for a chance to win a free weekend stay at the resort and other prizes. Not based in the Hamptons? No problem – Solé East is offering special overnight rates for partygoers looking to make a weekend of it.
“Trick or Treatery” Sparkling Pointe HalloWine Pairing will be held on Sunday, October 26. Sparkling Pointe and The Treatery are joining forces for a Halloween-inspired “HalloWine” pairing. Guests can indulge in a flight of three Cuvée Carnaval wines, each paired with a decadent sweet from the Jamesport bakery to sip, savor, and celebrate the season. Tickets are $30 and can be purchased here.
On Friday, October 31, at 7:30 PM, dress up, show up, and enjoy a spooky evening of food and drinks. Minnow at the Galley Ho in New Suffolk is hosting a Costume Contest on Halloween, where the winning costume will be awarded two tickets to Minnow’s End-of-Season Party on November 2.
LTV Studios presents “Vampire Masquerade,” a night of spooky fun for adults and teens 13 and up on Thursday, October 30, at 7 PM. The event features a screening of the movie “Night,” produced by local indie filmmaker Adam Baranello, followed by a DJ dance party. Come in costume (vampire or otherwise) to be entered into a costume contest and door prize raffle. A free cherry mocktail is included with the ticket, and dinner and dessert options will be available for purchase from Queen Bee Bakes.
Celebrate Halloween at Calissa in Water Mill on Friday, October 31, from 5 PM on, with the bar open late. The evening will kick off with a festive atmosphere in the lounge featuring a live DJ and dancing all night long. Guests who arrive in costume will be treated to a complimentary glass of bubbles. Seasonal specials and hot cocktails will be served throughout the night. Reservations are encouraged. Visit OpenTable.
It’s time for the Second Annual Spooky-Palooza! Celebrate Sag Harbor’s beloved Halloween tradition all week long. This collaboration between Sag Harbor Cinema, The Church, and Bay Street Theater presents family fun for all ages. Spark your creativity, express your costume prowess, vogue it up with Frankenstein, enjoy a classic film, and experience the joy of community. Sunday, October 26, from 2 to 4 PM, it’s a Kids Spooky Creativity Lab at The Church. Friday, October 31, from 4 to 6 PM, enjoy a Red Carpet Dance Party with Scary-oke at Bay Street Theater. On Saturday, November 1, or Sunday, November 2, at 11 AM, there is a matinee screening of “Monster House” at The Sag Harbor Cinema with free popcorn.
Stop by one of the participating Sag Harbor restaurants and receive a “fang-tastic” discount. Receive a 25 percent discount per order at Cluckman’s and 10 percent off your bill at Page all week long. Spooky-Palooza participants must present their Festival Pass to receive the discount. Festival Passes can be picked up at Sag Harbor Cinema prior to the event, or at The Church during the Creativity Lab.