While Brandeis can be scary in its own manner, Boston also has some spooky events you can participate in this Halloween season. Boston has some great and fun deals the weekend before, the week of and the weekend after Halloween. So if you find yourself wanting to ditch the Brandeis Bubble and get off campus, then check out some of the tricky and treaty hot spots in Bean Town.
Most of the events listed below have some great seals on EventBrite and Groupon so always double check before your purchase your tickets straight from the event’s site.
Boston Halloween Bash 2013: Dance at the Distillery
Grand Ten Distilling
Tuesday, October 29th, 7pm-11pm
$15 at the door, tickets purchased online as well
One free drink, free pizza and candy
Tons of awards for costumes
Halloween Pubcrawl
* Pub crawls originated in the UK and are an awesome way to get to know the bars around town, get some awesome deals, and get schwasted on little-nothing money!
3 Day All Access Pass
Saturday, October 26th; Thursday, October 31st; Saturday, November 1st
Some drink specials available with pass
Guilt Official Halloween Party
Guilt Club
“Boo-tiful Bash”
Thursday, October 31st
Halloween Crawl by Crawl in Boston
*One of the most popular pub crawls in Boston, they added more staff and deals this year to meet the demand!
Starts at Fanueil Hall
Thursday, October 26th
Every drink is $3 or less at every bar
Raising money towards Julie’s Family Charity
Nightmare on Boston Harbor Indoor BOOze Cruise
Saturday, October 26th
Cash-only bar
Wait staff dresses up and hands out prizes
Halloween at the MFA
*Must be a member to attend
Saturday, October 26th
Starts at 11am
Halloween Eat and Treat
Fenway- The Morville House
Experience local food and drink from businesses all around Boston, fun Halloween-themed activities including face painting
Thursday, October 31st
5pm-8pm
Harvard Square Ghost Tour
Guides dress up and give you a ghost tour round the city
Thursday, October 31st-Saturday, November 1st
$12 for students
Boston Halloween Tour of Beacon Hill
Thursday, October 31st
6pm, lasts for 1 hour, 30 minutes
$20/person, $10/members
Tour guided with special anecdotes regarding Bostonian murder, ghosts, hauntings, etc.
Halloween on the Harbor
Adults can dress up and have their own fun
$5 for duck boat tour ticket
Collect goodies and prizes from businesses in the Fort Point neighborhood
Proceeds will go benefit Friends of the Fort Point Channel
Market of the Living Dead
SoWa Open Market will have a special market for Halloween
Sunday, October 27th, 10am-4pm
Boston’s South End
Over 100 vendors, $250 prize for best costume
Live music, pumpkin carving, food trucks and more
And if Boston and Cambridge don’t do it for you there are some fun Haunted Halloween nights in the New England area:
http://www.boston.com/communit…
So there! Now you have no excuse to not celebrate the Fall Solstice and the Spooky Holiday. This year, Brandeis University is trying to get the whole campus involved in the spooky spirit, so keep your eyes peeled from awesome activities around campus as well.