Get Spooky in Midtown East This Halloween
Candy stockpile running low? Still searching for the perfect costume? As the crisp autumn air sets in and the days grow shorter, check out our guide below for a taste of the many spine-chilling events and ghoulish goodies our neighborhood has to offer. From thrilling costume contests to deliciously eerie treats at local restaurants and bakeries, we’ve got everything you need to make the most of this spooky season!
And be sure to check out our interactive map to browse a full listing of neighborhood businesses offering Halloween goodies and more.
Trick-or-Treat, Contests, Celebrations, and more:
Join the Howl-O-Ween festivities at the Museum of the Dog (101 Park Avenue) on October 25th starting at 4pm! Wear matching costumes with your furry friend and enjoy entertainment from magician Emma Olson and pumpkin carver Brett Heuser. Learn more here.
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Bierhaus (712 3rd Avenue) invites everyone to celebrate Halloween the German way at their Halloween Party on October 31st from 5-11pm! With a costume contest, live DJ, grab bags, and plenty of spooky vibes, it promises to be a night to remember. Learn more here.
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Dress to impress and compete for the grand prize at StoutNYC’s Halloween costume party (60 East 41st Street) on October 26th! You could win a $100 Stout gift card, with $75 and $50 for second and third place. Plus, enjoy smaller prizes, merch, and shots for those who dare to stand out! Learn more here.
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Connolly's Pub and Restaurant (121 West 45th street) invites you to a Halloween party on October 27th from 6pm to 10pm, hosted in collaboration with Sock Hop Sundays! Enjoy a night of music from the 50’s and 60’s, including Rock-n-Roll, Motown, Soul, R&B, and Doo Wop classics. Learn more here
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Put on your cowboy boots and saddle up for Fresco by Scotto's (34 East 52nd Street) Country-Themed Halloween Bash on October 26th! Round up your friends and book your reservation today for a night of rodeo-style fun!
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Make sure you don't miss East Midtown Partnership's trick or treat event on Thursday, October 31 from 3pm to 7pm, featuring trick-or-treating and more.
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Take the Metro-North Railroad from Grand Central Terminal to the New York Botanical Garden to celebrate Fall-O-Ween going on from September 28th - October 27th
Spine-chilling sweets, snacks and beverages:
Beer Table (Grand Central Terminal, Graybar Passage) is the place to go for a wide selection of seasonal craft brews.
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Check out the Halloween goodies at Jacques Torres Chocolate (Grand Central Terminal, Lexington Passage and Grand Central Terminal).
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Head to Li-Lac Chocolates (Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Market) to pick up a big, scary Halloween Ghost and other sweet treats.
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Pick up these Spooky Treats from Magnolia Bakery (Grand Central Terminal, Lower Level Dining Concourse – 212-682-3588).
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Minamoto Kitchoan's (509 Madison Ave between East 52nd and East 53rd Streets) signature wagashi sweets are great for Halloween or any occasion.
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Stop by Neuhaus (42nd Street Passage, Grand Central Terminal – 212-972-3740) to browse their selection of fine Belgian chocolate.
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Head to Zaro’s Family Bakery (Grand Central Terminal) to browse their selection of seasonal pies and other treats.
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Swing by Mangia (422 Madison Avenue) to savor their spooky Halloween treats, from hand-decorated butter cookies to festive cakes, buttercream-frosted cupcakes, and pumpkin-shaped lollipops! View their Halloween menu here.
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After enjoying a delicious dinner at Point Seven NYC, be sure to check out the dessert menu and order their Halloween-themed Spooky Chocolate Eyeballs, filled with a bloody raspberry caramel! These treats are available only from October 31st to November 2nd. View their menu here.
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The Sweetest Corner (230 Park Avenue, URBANSPACE) serves some of the best soft serve on this side of Manhattan, and their latest creation is delightfully spooky! Treat yourself to their Ghost Ice Cream Cone, complete with delicious chocolate eyes. This is one ghost you’ll love to see!
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Dos Caminos (480 Lexington Avenue) invites you to celebrate the Day of the Dead from October 31st to November 2nd. Treat yourself to a special three-course meal and enjoy a selection of festive drinks during this lively three-day fiesta. View their menu here!