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“Trick or Treat?”
This will be the star phrase on the night of October 31 to November 1, All Saints’ Day. Decades ago. Nowadays it is known as Halloween, a day where you dress up and eat food that you do not usually eat. And if you are fortunate (or unfortunate), you will be in charge of the Halloween festivities.
We have several ideas for you if you are thinking of organizing an event on Halloween.
The costumes and pumpkins are the essential elements in all events that are celebrated on Halloween. The type of gathering and the quality of your event will make the difference. You can also prepare specific gift baskets for Halloween if you have the budget.
As an organizer, you may not be interested in this Anglo-Saxon holiday, but throw a good party with some tasty food and your name will be remembered as the one to beat. If you’re lucky next time you won’t have to do it!
What kind of event can you organize to celebrate Halloween? Here are some terrifying options.
1. Ghost walk
No matter what city you are in, surely there is an area, street, or building that houses horror stories and ghostly legends.
Organize an event where attendees discover the stories from the hand of a professional guide dressed to provoke the best fears. Or dress up yourself and tell spooky tales.
2. Mexican holiday of the Day of the Dead
The Day of the Dead is one of the most important popular festivals in Mexico. With this celebration, the deceased are honored with colorful costumes, skull or Catrina masks, food, and drink. A party where the festivities of Mexico are recreated is considered a cultural event, so mix fun, history, and curiosities to have your attendees dancing on Halloween night.
3. Solve the murder
A different event that can attract attendees is to organize a dinner where diners have to solve a murder, of course, disguised!
Give them the option of purchasing a party kit that includes a script, characters, and a costume. Each one must develop their role over dinner and discover who the murderer is who aspires not to be discovered at this Halloween party.
4. Zombie Race
There are hundreds of runners training in the street, you have seen them on Sunday mornings, and at times when there are still people who are not people. If you want them to go to a Halloween party, make them become zombie racers.
Characterisation professionals, zombies or survivors, and people wanting to die of exhaustion. Organize a race to celebrate Halloween and provide a sports option for this date.
5. Halloween-themed cooking course
Would you like to celebrate Halloween with a plan for children? The kitchen is your ally. If the line of your events is family, take advantage of the fact that in some areas on All Saints’ Day there is no school and gather fathers, mothers, and children around the event that you organize. MasterChef in all its versions has made it clear that cooking can unite several generations. Choose the space, professionals to guide the appointment, and some spooky recipes that include pumpkin and some sweets.
6. Costume party
The costumes are basic, they cannot be missing at a party to celebrate Halloween. An infallible option to celebrate tonight is to organize a theme night.
You can choose a broad topic, for example, monsters. Or spin it finer and propose: terrifying heroes, terrifying inventors… and force your assistants to think of the perfect costume. The party will be finished off by music, drinks, and perhaps some gift that you raffle among your attendees that will help spend the Night of the Dead.
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Hard for the kids this year with Covid, so some of these ideas will help them a lot!
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