Spooky Season 2026: The Best Halloween Events in Los Angeles

The Best Things to Do for Halloween in Los Angeles

Embrace Spooky Season in style with our guide to the most thrilling Halloween events in Los Angeles. From haunted mazes, ghost tours, and scary thrill rides, to bar crawls, horror movies, parades, and costume parties, we’ve curated a list of the city’s top attractions that will make Halloween 2026 unforgettable.

Theme Parks/Attractions

Halloween Time at Disneyland

Get into the spirit of Spooky Season at Disneyland and California Adventure with themed attractions, entertainment, costumed characters, and more! This event is great for kids, families, and adults who want to be big kids for the day/night. $104+; Select nights and hours through 10/31; 1313 Disneyland Dr., Anaheim, CA 92802; 714.781.4636

Knott’s Scary Farm

Knott’s Scary Farm is So Cal’s largest Halloween event! The Knott’s theme park is fully transformed into a terrifying scare zone with haunted houses, mazes and attractions, sinister shows, and more than 1,000 creatures ready to jump out and scare you. And don’t forget all the thrill rides! Boo! $65+; Select nights and hours; 9/17 – 10/31; 8039 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, CA 90620; 714.220.5200

Los Angeles Haunted Hayride

This fall, Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group returns to Griffith Park with the iconic Los Angeles Haunted Hayride for its 18^th season. The 2026 event introduces the all-new Fallen Angel maze alongside expanded scenes and scares throughout the signature Hayride, returning favorites Elvira’s Trick or Treat Mayhem and Hellbilly Halloween, themed food and beverages, and immersive attractions across the cursed town of Midnight Falls. $38.99+; Select nights and hours 9/18 – 11/1; 4730 Crystal Springs Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027; 323.593.6894

Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor

Celebrate Spooky Season aboard the Queen Mary. This massive cruise ship, which was bigger, faster, and more powerful than the Titanic is known as one of the most haunted places in the world. At Dark Harbor, expect haunted mazes, hundreds of monsters, immersive attractions, live entertainment, VIP experiences, themed bars and lounges, carnival rides, festive eats and treats, and 150 known spirits onboard the ship! $45.99+; Select nights and hours; 9/18 – 11/1; 1126 Queens Way, Long Beach, CA 90802

Fright Fest Returns to Six Flags Magic Mountain

There’s nowhere to hide at Magic Mountain’s Fright Fest! Combine a plethora of haunted houses, scare zones, and thrill rides in the dark (some like the Batman ride even go backward for the season), and you’re in for a scary good time! As a Magic Mountain and thrill ride lover, take my word for it, Fright Fest is so much fun! $74+ (please note the chaperone policies); Select nights and hours; 9/18 – 11/1; 26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355; 661.255.4100

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios

Halloween Horror Nights are back at Universal Studios. This year the haunted experiences are inspired by the biggest names in horror, including Sinners, Stranger Things, Hellraiser and more! $77+; Select nights and hours; 9/3 – 11/1; 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608; 800.864.8377

Immersive Experiences

Boo at the Los Angeles Zoo

Boo at the Los Angeles Zoo is back, and the annual Los Angeles Halloween celebration is better than ever. With special Halloween décor, animal pumpkin feedings, themed photo ops, story readings, and more, the zoo is the perfect family-friendly place to enjoy the holiday. Free (with paid zoo admission or GLAZA membership) – $22 (children) and $27 (adults); 10/24 – 10/25 and 10/31 – 11/1, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; 5333 Zoo Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90027; 323.644.4200

Delusion: Den of the Mosquito

For over a decade, Delusion has been terrifying guests with one-of-a-kind interactive experiences. Here, you’re the star of the show as you’ll work with professional actors, stunt people, and practical creature effects to complete a ghastly task. This year’s theme centers around the Den of the Mosquito, a supernatural tale of crime, family, mobsters and monsters, with vampire courtesans lurking at the center of its mystery. Guests become agents of Anomaly, a clandestine organization investigating supernatural threats, and must move through the story as active participants whose encounters help propel the night forward.  $143+; Select nights and hours; 9/17 – through 11/8; Beckett Mansion – 2218 S Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90018

LA Ghosts Tour

Step into the shadows of Los Angeles with LA Ghosts Tour. Ghost hunters, paranormal enthusiasts, and even skeptics will discover the dark, hidden history woven into the very fabric of the City of Angels. From haunted studios to tragic tales of Hollywood’s golden age, it’s a spine-chilling journey through LA’s most mysterious locations (Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Magic Castle, to name a few) that will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about our beloved city. It’s the perfect spooky season interactive adventure for those who crave more than surface-level entertainment. $29+; Select nights, hours, and locations

Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns

Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns is back! This glowing trail of thousands of magnificent, hand-carved pumpkins is a perfect experience for all ages. Walk the gleaming path of lights and discover dazzling light displays, themed pumpkin scenes, and seasonal treats like the s’mores package. You’ll find magic around every corner! $25.99 (children) and 34.99 (adults); Select nights and hours 9/18 – 11/1; South Coast Botanic Garden – 26300 Crenshaw Blvd, Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274

Nights of the Jack

Nights of the Jack welcomes you to an immersive Halloween experience for the whole family as King Gillette Ranch will be converted into a spooky haven filled with vast amounts of hand-carved pumpkins. Enjoy an evening of Halloween events including pumpkin carving for you and the kiddos, a Halloween-themed gift shop, tasty LA food trucks, “The Spookeasy Bar,” and more! The 1 mile-long walking trail is self-guided and takes roughly 60 – 90 minutes. Tickets must be purchased in advance. $29.35+; 9/25 – 11/1, 5:30 – 10:00 pm; 26800 Mulholland Hwy., Calabasas, CA 91302

Malibu Moves Transforms Zuma Beach into Malibu’s Biggest Halloween Celebration

Malibu’s only running and walking festival is back and bigger than ever. The r^rd annual IPS Malibu Moves presented by UCLA Health returns to Zuma Beach, transforming the coast into Malibu’s largest Halloween celebration of movement, connection, and community spirit. Various prices; 10/24 – 10/25; Zuma Beach – 30000 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265

• (10/24): On Saturday, 10/24, the celebration begins at Zuma Beach with the 1-Mile Zuma Dash, 1K Kids Run, and virtual events
• (10/25): On Sunday, 10/25, runners and walkers will take to the Pacific Coast Highway for the Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K—each offering breathtaking ocean views and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages and abilities. Costumes are encouraged once again, adding a playful Halloween flair to Malibu’s most scenic run. 

Rare Books Union Station Celebrates Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire

Rare Books is celebrating the 50^th anniversary of Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire with over 50 exhibitors, a vampire-themed exhibit, and a special talk from son, Christopher Rice and Eric Shaw Quinn. Highlights include a blood drive benefiting fair admission, a commemorative anniversary edition bundled with fundraiser tickets, and rare finds from first editions to Anne Rice’s own memorabilia, all for the Library Foundation of Los Angeles. $23; 10/3 – 10/4, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm; Rare Books (Los Angeles Union Station) – 800 North Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

L.A. Comic Con Returns to the LA Convention Center

Trick or treat, LA! L.A. Comic Con’s 15^th anniversary lands right on Halloween weekend, (10/31 – 11/1) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, so cosplay and candy corn go hand in hand this year! With a stacked lineup including Nicolas Cage, Hayden Christensen, the KPop Demon Hunters cast, and stars from Breaking Bad, Outlander, and The Office, early bird pricing won’t last long — grab your passes now at comicconla.com before this spooky-season sellout. $42+; 10/30 – 11/1, Los Angeles Convention Center – 1201 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015; 213.741.1151

Movies/Shows

Alamo Drafthouse

Indulge in Spooky Season at Alamo Drafthouse, featuring your favorite horror movies, comfortable seating, and a curated menu of food and beverages to enhance your film-watching experience. Choose from The Craft, The Mummy, Scream, Creepshow, and more. $16.99+; Select nights and hours; Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles – 700 West 7th St., #Unit U240, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Cinespia (Outdoor Halloween Movies Under the Stars)

Love Spooky Season and horror movies? Then Cinespia is for you. The outdoor movie experience is planning the perfect horror lineup for the holiday, including: The 50^th Anniversary of Carrie, Corpse Bride, Jennifer’s Body, and one of my favorite movies, The Thing (1982). $31+; Select nights and hours; Hollywood Forever Cemetery – 6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038

Rooftop Cinema Club (Outdoor Horrror Movies Under the Stars)

Horror fans, Rooftop Cinema Club welcomes you to enjoy Spooky Season with your favorite Halloween movies under the stars. Stay tuned for the spooky lineup dropping soon!  $23+; Select nights and hours; Blessing Capital – 888 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, CA 90014

Street Food Cinema (Horror Movies)

Get ready for the ultimate horror movie marathon as Street Food Cinema transforms into Halloween headquarters with an incredible lineup of horror classics including A Nightmare on Elm Street, Hocus Pocus, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sinners, Blade, From Dusk Till Dawn, and so many more spine-chilling favorites screening under the stars. These outdoor movie nights combine LA’s perfect weather with the thrill of watching your favorite horror films on the big screen, complete with gourmet food trucks and that unbeatable community vibe that makes Street Food Cinema the perfect way to celebrate spooky season in style. $30+; Select nights, hours, and locations

Candlelight Burbank: Halloween Classics

Experience the enchanting fusion of Halloween and classical music at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center’s Candlelight concert, where spine-tingling melodies from iconic horror films and classical masterpieces come to life under the ethereal glow of candlelight. This unique Spooky Season event offers a mesmerizing 60-minute journey through haunting compositions, from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, to John Carpenter’s theme song from Halloween, creating an unforgettable multi-sensory experience perfect for music lovers and Halloween enthusiasts alike. $44+; 10/30, 6:15 and 8:30 pm; Los Angeles Equestrian Center – 480 Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91506; 818.840.9063

American Contemporary Ballet Presents Pas de Deux

The American Contemporary Ballet opens its 15^th season with Pas de Deux, an evening featuring Balanchine at his most intimate, jazzy and transcendent, as well as the premiere of a new ballet by ACB Artistic Director Lincoln Jones. The four ballets show that the relationship between a man and a woman can be many things — including a work of art. Performed to live music in ACB’s intimate venue, the program offers a rare and mesmerizing look at one of ballet’s most transcendent moments — and proof that the most eloquent conversations happen without words. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to escape the world for 90 minutes of unexpected beauty. $65 – $140; 10/9 – 10/31, Bank of America Plaza – 333 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, CA 90071

Parties

The Haunted Mayan Theatre Halloween Party

The Haunted Mayan Theatre is throwing LA’s biggest and most thrilling Halloween costume party on Halloween night. Join the guest list for free admission before 10:30 pm, or grab tickets for guaranteed entry any time. It’s 21+ with a valid government-issued ID required, and early arrival or table reservations are highly recommended for this one. Free+; 10/31, 9:30 pm; The Mayan – 1038 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90015; 213.746.4674

Festivals/Parades/Bar Crawls

DTLA Alliance Halloween Festival for Kids

Downtown LA’s favorite Halloween tradition is back for its 19^th year. The annual DTLA Alliance Halloween Festival for Kids returns at ASU Grand Hope Park for an evening of family-friendly Halloween fun. For nearly two decades, DTLA Alliance has been creating vibrant, safe and fun public spaces for the city we love. This family-favorite festival brings Halloween to the heart of LA with an evening packed with costumes, candy, entertainment, games, and plenty of spooky fun for kids and parents alike. $13+; 10/31, 5 – 8:00 pm; ASU Grand Hope Park – 919 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Event Highlights:

• Trick-or-Treat Trail with plenty of candy!
• Puppet & Magic Shows throughout the evening
• Arts & Crafts + Carnival Games for all ages
• Character Meet & Greets with Halloween favorites
• Kids Boo-gie Dance Party with DJ Q the Jedi spinning family-friendly beats
• Complimentary snacks & goodies, including hot dogs, chips, cookies, and a keepsake trick-or-treat bag

DTLA Bar Crawls

• (10/30 – 10/31) Los Angeles Zombie Bar Crawl: DTLA invites you to the ultimate Halloween bar crawl! Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere by donning your finest costume and embark on an adventure through the vibrant streets of DTLA, where you’ll discover a lineup of more than 15 bars and nightclubs with your exclusive all-access pass. As you journey, savor a complimentary welcome shot at selected venues, take advantage of enticing drink discount coupons, gain complimentary entry to premier nightclubs, and easily navigate the excitement with a handy map featuring all the participating bars, lounges, and nightclubs. $19.98; 10/30 – 10/311, 7:00 pm – 2:00 am; Check in from 7 – 10:00 pm at Maple Block Meat Co (Grand Central Market) – 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Hollywood Bar Crawls

• (10/30 – 10/31) Hollywood Zombie Bar Crawl: Head to Hollywood for the ultimate Halloween bar crawl extravaganza, uniting a massive crowd of 300+ enthusiastic participants! Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere by donning your finest costume and embark on an adventure through the vibrant streets of Hollywood, where you’ll discover a lineup of more than 10 bars and nightclubs with your exclusive all-access pass. As you journey, savor a complimentary welcome shot at selected venues, take advantage of enticing drink discount coupons, gain complimentary entry to premier nightclubs, and easily navigate the excitement with a handy map featuring all the participating bars, lounges, and nightclubs. $19.98; 10/30 – 10/31, 7:00 pm – 2:00 am; Check in from 7 – 10:00 pm at St Felix Hollywood – 1602 North Cahuenga Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028

Santa Monica Bar Crawls

• (10/31): Santa Monica Halloween Bar Crawl 2026: Round up your boo crew — the Santa Monica Halloween Bar Crawl haunts the city’s top bars on Halloween, with 2-3 drinks included, no cover at any stop, exclusive drink and food specials, and an epic after party. Your ticket comes loaded with perks too — a stadium cup, bottle opener lanyard, custom badge with vouchers, and access to the full pub crawl map — so grab yours now before prices go up. $13+; 10/31, 4 – 11:59 pm; Check in from 4 – 6:00 pm at Cabo Cantina – 1240 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica, CA 90401
• (10/31): Santa Monica Halloween Night Pub Crawl Party: West LA’s biggest bar-hopping destination gets spooky on Halloween, fwith the Halloween Night Pub Crawl hitting over half a dozen Santa Monica hot spots with $4.99 drafts, 2-for-1 mixed drinks, and $5 spooky shots. Check in at Jameson’s Pub or Barney’s Beanery between 6-10pm for free entry to multiple venues, a professional party leader, and VIP access to an exclusive after party — 21+ with valid ID required. $8+; 10/31, 6:00 pm – 2:00 am; Check in from 6 – 10:00 pm at Jameson’s Pub, at 2702 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90405 – OR – Barney’s Beanery, at 1351 3rd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401

West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval

West Hollywood’s famous Halloween Carnaval is back, and the city of West Hollywood is ready to celebrate with a live DJ set, food trucks, and the craziest crowd you’ve ever seen! Get your costume, grab your friends, and make sure to wear comfortable shoes! *No backpacks, camera cases, tote bags, etc., will be permitted (clear plastic bags will be allowed). Free; 10/31, 6 – 11:00 pm; Santa Monica Blvd. between N. Doheny Dr. and N. La Cienega Blvd.

Dining/Cocktails

Chado’s Witching Hour Afternoon Tea

Spooky season is creeping in, and Chado Team Room is casting a spell on its signature afternoon tea with the launch of its new Witching Hour Afternoon Tea. Available at all Chado locations (Downtown LA, Hollywood, Torrance, and Pasadena), this limited-time tea service invites guests to get into the Halloween spirit and enjoy a themed tea experience, complete with playful menu names, seasonal bites, and festive touches throughout. The Witching Hour Afternoon Tea starts with a witch’s welcome refresher and a choice of cream of pumpkin soup or spooky skeleton caprese salad, followed by an assortment of tea sandwiches and pastries, plus a choice of one of Chado’s bewitching brew teas. $78 (per person); Various hours and locations

Menu highlights include:

• Savory Delights: A three-tiered tea stand featuring four Halloween-inspired finger sandwiches, options such as cucumber & cream cheese and smoked salmon with dill
• Scones & Sweets: Shattered glass scones served with witch’s cream and bewitched berry jam, spellbound butter cookies & witch’s spell cupcakes
• Tea Blends: Halloween teas include options like Black Magic, Día de los Muertos, Basic Witch, and Pumpkin Spice Chai

Horror Vibes Coffee

Craving a caffeine fix with a creepy twist? Head to one of my favorite local coffee shops in North Hollywood, Horror Vibes Coffee! This unique horror-themed coffee shop roasts up handcrafted specialty brews inspired by iconic horror films, like Friday the 13^th, Candyman, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Halloween, and more! Pair your drink with one of the shop’s tasty sweets or savory pastries, like the buttery and flaky Spinach and Cheese Croissant. And if you go on Sundays, you can have your tarot cards read! If you’re a horror fan like me, you’ll fall in love with this spooktacular coffee shop. Boo!! Various prices; Mondays – Sundays, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm; 5251 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601; 818.824.3282

The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills Offers Halloween Cocktail, “Midnight in London”

As spooky season begins to creep up, The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills’ signature restaurant, Boxwood, is featuring “Midnight in London,” a bewitching gin-based cocktail crafted gin, blackberry, lemon, orgeat, and Pernod Ricard for a balanced blend of citrus, berry and spice. The cocktail is finished with a dramatic black sugar rim, a blackberry “sword,” and an eerie smoky effect, making for an ideal Halloween-inspired sip. Cheers! Mondays – Sundays, 6:30 am – 10:00 pm; Boxwood (The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills) – 1020 N San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.854.1111

The Witch’s Cottage Cafe/Bakery/Bar/Restaurant/Performance Venue/Gaming 

Modern-day witches, meet your new spooky season headquarters… The Witch’s Cottage has landed in North Hollywood, blending a cozy fairytale-style coffee shop and bakery up front with craft cocktails, mouthwatering food, and even a password-protected DND-themed game hidden in back. Between the whimsical bites, the full-stage event venue upstairs, and the secret magical world waiting to be discovered, this is easily one of the most enchanting places to spend spooky season in LA. $7+; Sundays – Thursdays, 8:00 am – 10:00 pm and Fridays – Saturdays, 8:00 am – 11:00 pm; 5303 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601; 818.233.0366

The Obscure Distillery & Cocktail Experience 

This spooky season, step into The Obscure Distillery & Cocktail Experience in LA’s Arts District, where mixology meets mystery. This immersive, ticketed evening blends storytelling, candlelit settings, and on-site–distilled spirits for a fa-boo-lous night out—perfect for date night or a coven hang. Each two-hour show and “season” includes house spirits and cocktails crafted by award-winning bartenders, with a new lineup every season. Dress in black or costume, and sip your way through an enchanting journey. $50+; Wednesdays – Sundays, 1356 Palmetto St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa Announces the Return of Pete’s Spookeasy

Spooky season sets sail for Surf City. Pete’s Spookeasy returns to Pete’s Sunset Grille at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa, bringing haunted décor, themed cocktails, and a playful Halloween menu to this coastal dining spot for its second year. Between the seasonal takeover and select themed movie nights, this is the perfect way to soak up seaside mischief this Halloween. Various prices and hours thru 11/2; 21500 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, CA; 714.698.1234

Halloween at Dog Haus

This Halloween, Dog Haus is giving Haus Rewards members a treat, no tricks required! Every rewards member will receive 31 bonus points with any purchase in celebration of Halloween. Must be a Dog Haus Rewards member as of 10/31 at 11:59 pm to qualify. It’s the perfect little Halloween treat to put toward your next Haus favorite! Various prices, hours, and locations

Teriyaki Madness Offers FREE Delivery on Halloween

Halloween is all about free candy, questionable costumes and things magically appearing at your door, so Teriyaki Madness is getting in on the fun. On Saturday, 10/31, anyone can enjoy free delivery on their TMAD orders, making it the perfect excuse to skip the kitchen and let dinner come to you. Whether you’re fueling up before trick-or-treating, recovering from a costume party or simply too busy eating someone else’s Halloween candy to cook, TMAD has your back with bowls loaded with protein, fresh veggies and bold teriyaki flavor. Because the only thing scarier than a Halloween without candy is a Halloween where you have to make your own dinner. Offer available online or through the app. Exclusions may apply. Visit teriyakimadness.com to place your order. 10/31, Various prices, hours, and locations

Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)

Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Downtown 10-Day Día de los Muertos Celebration

LA’s beloved Gloria Molina Grand Park will overflow with color, culture and community spirit during its annual Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Downtown Día de los Muertos celebration. For the full list of events, please click here. Free entry; 10/24 – 11/2, Various hours; Gloria Molina Grand Park – 200 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90012

Día de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Celebrate the Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. The Mexican holiday reunites and honors beloved ancestors, family, and friends, and allows the realm of the living and the dead to share a magical day together. Guests are welcome to come in costume as the cemetery comes to life with a vibrant celebration of love and remembrance. $26.71+; 10/24, 12 – 11:00 pm; Hollywood Forever Cemetery – 6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038

LACMA Hosts Día de los Muertos at A C Bilbrew Library

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at LACMA by sculpting your own clay calavera, inspired by Manuel Álvarez Bravo’s Día de Todos Muertos, and crafting a multi-media artwork with clay, tissue paper, and colorful embellishments in honor of a loved one. Note: children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Free; 11/17, 4 – 5:00 pm; A C Bilbrew Library – 150 E El Segundo Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90061; 310.538.3350

Los Muertos 5K Returns to DTLA For Day of the Dead

Los Muertos 5k returns to Downtown Los Angeles, bringing a vibrant celebration of Day of the Dead where family and friends gather to remember loved ones through this rich cultural tradition. The course starts on historic Olvera Street, runs through lower Chinatown, and continues onto Alameda Street towards Los Angeles State Historic Park. Experience traditional face painting to resemble skulls, decorate altars with bright orange marigold flowers and photos, participate in an official Community Altar, and witness a pre-start purification ceremony with traditional Aztec dancers. After the run, join the post-race festival complete with mariachi bands, folkloric dance groups, and stilt walkers honoring art, music, and community in this beautiful celebration of life, death, and culture. $65+; 10/31, 6:00 am; Historic Olvera Street – 125 Paseo de la Plaza, Suite, 300, Los Angeles, California 90012

4^th Annual West Adams Día de los Muertos Festival 2026

Mid City Mercado’s Día de los Muertos Festival returns with murals, live performances, and a Community Altar where visitors can bring a framed photo to honor loved ones and take part in collective healing. Explore the “Pasaje Sin Fronteras” art gallery, catch traditional Latine performances at the Recuerdos Stage, and discover emerging Black and Brown artists at the SONIDOS Stage — all completely free to attend. Free; 11/1, 12 – 8:00 pm; West Adams Blvd (Fairfax Ave-Hauser blvd)

Misc.

Fall Spa + Halloween at JW Marriott (Palm Desert)

The JW Marriott welcomes you to enjoy two seasonal experiences this October in Palm Desert – in case you’re looking for a reason to make the drive. JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa is leaning into the season with indulgent fall spa treatments and a spooky Halloween experience on the hotel’s ominous waters. Various hours; 74-855 Country Club Dr, Palm Desert, CA 92260; 760.341.2211

• From 10/1 – 11/25, guests can enjoy limited-time treatments at Spa Desert Springs including the Pumpkin Latte Facial, Autumn FIG Massage, and Sugar & Spice Scrub, each designed to capture the essence of the season. www.desertspringsspa.com
• For Halloween, the Spooktacular Boat Ride, which sold out last year, is set to transform the JW Marriott Lake into a 25-minute haunted escape, complete with eerie sights, mysterious sounds, playful frights, and sweet and savory bites. The experience runs10/15 – 10/17, 10/22 – 10/24, and10/29 – 10/31, from 6 – 9:30 pm. Guests can choose between two scare levels, with Level 1 offering a standard experience for guests 15 and under and Level 2 delivering an enhanced scare experience for those 16 and older. Passage starts at $140 per boat for up to eight guests, and costumed children 12 and under will receive a complimentary spooky sip. 

Spooky Offerings at The Maya in Long Beach

As spooky season approaches, The Maya in Long Beach is gearing up for frightful festivities with a ghoulish room package and onsite sound baths to cleanse spine-tingling-energies. 700 Queensway Dr, Long Beach, CA 90802; 562.435.7676

• Through 11/1, daring guests (or scaredy-cats) can reserve The Maya’s Haunted Harbor Escape package to receive access to the neighboring, historic and iconic Queen Mary. Guests will receive two tickets to their choice of one of the paranormal tours including the Glory Days tour, Haunted Encounters tour or Steam & Steel tour; two welcome beverages from Fuego, the property’s signature lounge & bar, and complimentary parking. Guests can use code HHE or book online.
• Throughout the season, guests can also cleanse their otherworldly experiences through an array of wellness offerings with The DEN Meditation, featuring breathwork and sound baths sessions on Sunday, 9/27 and10/11 starting at 5:45 pm or an autumn sound ceremony, Sonic Devas: The Listening Temple, with immersive performance, singing, mantra, sound healing, and meditation. Each session can be booked online at https://www.denmeditation.com/the-maya

Happy Spooky Season!