Quirky Halloween Events In London

Get ready for a spook-tacular night this Halloween. Wear your most creative costume and head to Eighth Embankment in London for Hip Hop Brunch LDN's Singalong Supper Club: Spooky Edition.

On Saturday the 2nd of November, indulge in a delicious two-course meal paired with bottomless drinks while enjoying a night filled with dancing, karaoke, and the chance to win prizes for the best costume. Don't miss out on the fun.

Celebrate Halloween in style this year at Phoenix Arts Club, where they're hosting A Terrifying Night in Soho. This creepy cabaret event promises a show to remember, set in haunted dressing rooms of an iconic west end theatre.

This brilliant performance encompasses drag, burlesque, circus acts and more. Sip themed cocktails while you watch, and be sure to dress up for the chance to win a prize.

Get ready to celebrate on not just one, but two nights at Madison, the stunning rooftop venue that boasts views of St Paul's Cathedral. The Night of the Dead Party promises spine-tingling fun until late, as live DJs play dancefloor-filling tunes in their spooky space. Tickets cost £25 per person, guaranteeing hours of haunted celebrations.

On the hunt for quirky events this spooky season? Mosey down to The Chocolate Cocktail Club in Farringdon, the cosy space that specialises in deliciously sweet drinks. The venue will be slinging out themed cocktails from spooky s'mores-themed tipples to the Sinister Solero and a pumpkin spice white Russian.

Situated in the heart of the City, close to Bank station, Puttshack is the ultimate indoor mini golf destination. They offer automatic point scoring, live electronic leaderboards and a ball that tracks your performance - meaning there's no need to worry about scorecards.

From the 28th October to 3rd November, they're promising limited edition spooky cocktails, eerie decorations and sound effects alongside a revamped wheel of fortune - plus face-painting stations from 1 to 4pm on the 31st.

Are you looking for a truly mystical event this Halloween? Check out The Magic Hour on Park Lane. Famed and celebrity-endorsed magician Sonic will be doing a captivating performance with all kinds of sleight of hand and trickery. 

Archer Street's bars are throwing open their doors for a Rock Horror Picture Show party this Halloween on the 26th of October across their Soho, SW11 and Notting Hill sites. Not only do you get free-flowing bubbles, beer and pizza with your ticket, but also the chance to be entertained by West End stars all from £55 per person. 

Prepare to stitch and bewitch at Sip & Sew's spooktacular Halloween Embroidery Workshop. This creepy, cool event sets you up with all the gear to craft your own stunning Day of the Dead embroidery. For just £30, you'll enjoy two hours of laid-back embroidery guidance, covering everything from mastering different stitches and spooktacular embellishment techniques to the art of thread blending and putting the finishing touches on your eerie embroidery.

A spine-tingling Halloween show that's set in rural Mexico, El Dia of the Dead is an unmissable event from The London Cabaret Club. watch in awe as their talented performers tell the Romeo and Juliet-inspired story of family rivalry and political history, all through the art of cabaret.

Prepare to be amazed by this mesmerising show, which you can enjoy alongside an optional three or four-course meal. All tickets include a reserves area and welcome drinks, starting from just £75 per person.

Mr Fogg's Victorian Murder Mystery is running Halloween specials on the 26th and 27th of October, and the 2nd and 3rd of November. Snap up tickets now for £60 per person and look forward to a two-hour-long theatrical, immersive experience, plus two signature concoctions each. As Phileas J. Fogg welcomes you to his Mayfair Residence, all is not as it seems and among artefacts and antiques in the year 1873, a tragedy unravels. There's a batch of fresh new suspects (Sir Thomas Banks, Lady Amelia Worthington and Dr Edward Fairfax) and it's your job to decipher who the killer is with your brilliant detective skills.

Blame Gloria are throwing open the doors to their Clapham and Covent Garden venues for none other than a Disco Inferno brunch this Halloween. Think a haunted disco experience, featuring eccentric performers, quirky costumes and live vocals, not to mention a tasty brunch dish and bottomless cocktails.

The Candlelight Club is a 1920s party with a Halloween twist come the 26th October, one where you'll be treated to live jazz and other performers across the themed night. Come for just the party, add on dinner or throw in a couple of bottles of Champagne too, before dancing the evening away.

This mysterious immersive cocktail experience is to die for, quite literally. You've got to solve the case and separate the delish drinks from the poisoned chalice, defeating Sebastian Moran, Moriarty's right-hand man, in the process.