

Halloween events 2026



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Book Halloween events 2026 – spooky, fun & unforgettable
Halloween events 2026 range from haunted parties to creative workshops for kids and adults. Discover 48 events from 33 partners at prices between 15,00 € and 129,00 € – rated 4.83 stars on average from 36 reviews.
Popular Halloween events
Wondering where Halloween is celebrated, or looking for Halloween activities for adults and families? From family-friendly to wild and spooky, Halloween events offer something for everyone:
- DIY workshops like Halloween wreath making, candle pouring or spooky jewellery design
- Kid-friendly classes such as sewing and craft workshops during the autumn break
- Halloween parties packed with music, costumes and drinks – such as a party tour through Berlin or a boat party on the Rhine in Düsseldorf
- Creative group events like pumpkin painting or decor crafting
How much do Halloween events cost?
Halloween events cost between 15,00 € and 129,00 € and usually last around 59 minutes to 6 hours, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the respective event descriptions.
Here's a transparent overview for you:
| Halloween event | Location | Type of event | Duration | Price per person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halloween party tour | Berlin | Party tour | approx. 4 hours | from €35.00 |
| Ghost Ship Halloween party on the Rhine | Düsseldorf | Boat party | approx. 5 hours | from €39.00 |
| Halloween jewellery workshop (ages 7–12) | Hofheim near Frankfurt | Kids' workshop | approx. 2 hours | from €25.00 |
| Halloween wreath making | across Germany | Florist workshop | approx. 2-3 hours | from €45.00 |
| Halloween sewing workshop for kids | across Germany | Sewing class | approx. 3 hours | from €35.00 |
When is Halloween in 2026?
Halloween always falls on October 31st. Because the weekday changes every year, many Halloween parties take place on the weekend around October 31st. Good to know: in the German states of Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein and Thuringia, October 31st is a public holiday (Reformation Day). In Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland and Austria, November 1st (All Saints' Day) is a day off.
Where to find Halloween events near me?
Big city or smaller town – there's plenty happening on Halloween. From Berlin to Vienna, from family-friendly workshops to wild party tours, Halloween events near you are just waiting to be discovered.
What Halloween costumes are trending in 2026?
Costume trends this year are all about creativity, character and a splash of nostalgia. Here's what's hot for 2026:
- Pop culture icons: Think movie villains, series characters or cult classics.
- Monster makeovers: Vampires, witches and zombies get upgrades with modern flair: metallic fabrics, streetwear touches and dramatic accessories.
- 90s and throwback looks: Nostalgic outfits are big, especially for DIY fans.
- "Pink-O-Ween" sparkle: Expect glitz, glitter and neon in Halloween fashion this year.
- Group and family costumes: Coordinated outfits for couples, families or squads are trending and make for epic photos.

