In the months leading up to Halloween, Pittsburgh has tons of haunted houses, hayrides and other spooky attractions to celebrate. Now that the scariest day of the year is just a day away, there are even more things to do in the city. If you haven't made any Halloween plans yet, here are a few ideas:
1. Bacchanalia
Don your craziest costume and join us for a night of revelry and mischief. Feast on goodies from some of Pittsburgh’s premier restaurants and bars while you enjoy outrageous live entertainment and all night dancing. The best part? All this indulgence is for a good cause: a portion of the proceeds benefit the Delta Foundation. You don’t want to miss out on this unforgettable night. Purchase your tickets here.
2. Trick-or-Treating
Nothing beats good old fashioned trick-or-treating! Pittsburgh and its surrounding neighborhoods offer many chances for little ones to show off their best costumes and earn some candy. You can never go wrong with a classic, and the weather promises to be chilly so dress warmly! Click here for a full list of trick-or-treating times by location.
3. Night of the Singing Dead #22
Every year the best late performers return to the Rex Theater for one night only during the Night of the Singing Dead. This musical comedy features some of Pittsburgh’s most popular musicians and media personalities as they bring the dead back to life with humor, music and irreverent fun. Now in its twenty-second season, the show is completely rewritten each year to include the most up-to-date celebrity passings. To purchase tickets or find out more check out their website.
4. Horrorpocalypse
This Variety Hour theater show celebrating the American Horror Film is making its world premiere at Brillobox on Halloween eve. The performance includes dance, comedy, flow art, singing, burlesque and other special spooky surprises and is sure to shock. DJs will provide pre- and after-show music and costumes are encouraged, so come ready for an unforgettable night. To learn more about this Vaudeville Slasher Revue, check out the event’s website.
5. 21+ Nights: Spirits and SpritesRead more
Join the Carnegie Science Center for a night of spirits, spooks and science. The Science Center is collaborating with Wigle Whiskey, Maggie’s Farm Rum and Independent Brewing Company to bring you mixology lessons, science and alcohol-related ghost stories. Learn the science behind some of your favorite Halloween frights while you sip brews and take in a laser show. Tickets can be purchased here.
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