Party Blueprints
Complete party plans — from decor and menus to playlists, costumes, and timelines. Everything you need to throw the perfect Halloween celebration.
Haunted Hotel
A grand hotel after closing, rebuilt from National Register files and Library of Congress photographs: check-in at the Office with a brass bell and key tags, a cleared ballroom with Poe's clock, room-service trays from a 1919 hotel cookbook's October 31 menu, a bottle of Manhattans, and a Room 13 that isn't on the board.
Universal Monsters Night
A double bill of the black-and-white Universal horror pictures, 1931 to 1954, with Stoker's paprika chicken, a Corpse Reviver at the intermission, a laboratory made of LEDs and a plasma globe, and silk wolfsbane that nobody can eat.
Fortune Teller's Parlor
A Halloween parlor built on the real fortune games: Burns' nuts in the fire and his three dishes, the Irish ring in the barmbrack, Dennison's Cup of Fate, a cartomancy table and a palmistry chair. The séance talks to the dead. This party tells the living who they'll marry.
Sleepy Hollow Harvest
Baltus Van Tassel's quilting frolic, rebuilt from Irving's own pages: the heaped Dutch tea-table, a dance, the ghost stories told that night, roasted apples on the hearth, Brom Bones' bowl of punch and a shattered pumpkin by the brook.
Midnight Carnival
A dark carnival under string lights with rigged games, a fortune teller's booth, cotton candy, and the unsettling feeling that the ringmaster knows more about you than he should.
Beetlejuice Bash
A Tim Burton fever dream brought to life with black-and-white stripes, sandworm decor, Day-O sing-alongs, and shrimp cocktail hands that would make the Maitlands proud.
Zombie Apocalypse Bunker
Turn your house into a post-outbreak survival bunker with caution tape, emergency rations, walkie-talkies, and a social deduction game that will destroy friendships.
The Vampire's Ball
A gothic ballroom affair with blood-red cocktails, candlelit waltzing, and enough dark elegance to make Dracula feel underdressed.
The Witch's Apothecary
Build a working apothecary in your home with potion-mixing stations, dried herbs, specimen jars, and herbal cocktails that your guests actually brew themselves.
The Haunted Victorian Seance
Transform your parlor into a 19th-century spiritualist salon with flickering candelabras, absinthe cocktails, and a proper spirit-summoning ceremony your guests will not forget.