Where to celebrate Halloween in Buenos Aires

The most spine-chilling soundtracks in horror film history come to life in a concert combining orchestra, lights, and pure emotion performed by the Orquesta del Multiverso. From the disturbing notes of Psycho to the darkness of The Exorcist, the vastness of The Shining, and new hits like Stranger Things and Wednesday, this tension-filled and mysterious experience turns Auditorio Belgrano into a sanctuary of fear.

Fun fact: the venue will feature special décor, and guests will be greeted by iconic horror characters. The dress code suggests adding a gothic touch or wearing a costume (the best looks win prizes!).

Where & When: Auditorio Belgrano, Virrey Loreto 2348 – October 31, 9 PM. Tickets, here.

The spirit of Halloween can also be tasted. Le Pain Quotidien launches limited-edition artisan cookies made with butter, honey, vanilla, and a hint of cinnamon — blending homemade flavor with festive designs like pumpkins, ghosts, and black cats. Perfect to pair with coffee, gift, or enjoy during a monster-filled afternoon. Price: $3,600 (2 cookies per bag).

Fun fact: stores will be decorated for the occasion and offer surprises for kids throughout the Halloween weekend.

Where: Check here.

The iconic Casa Cavia goes dark to celebrate Halloween inspired by the lucid, eccentric mind of Wednesday Addams. Dim lights, wilted flowers, antique candelabras, and an atmosphere of elegant irony will transform the 1927 mansion into a sensory experience evoking Tim Burton’s world. Head bartender Flavia Arroyo will present cocktails crafted exclusively for the occasion, paired with contemporary seasonal dishes that match the theatrical and dark mood of the evening.

Fun fact: advance reservations are recommended — spots are limited and the dress code suggests black, lace, and a Burtonesque touch.

Where: Casa Cavia, Cavia 2985, Palermo.

The coolest monsters on the planet arrive at Teatro Devoto with a show that’s as fun as it is spooky. Draco Garnik, Kitsu Luna, and Regina Mamba lead an interactive musical theater performance where kids learn to laugh at their fears through songs, humor, and live participation — a colorful, thrilling party for all ages.

Fun fact: there’ll be a costume runway, photo ops with characters, and prizes for the most creative outfits.

Where & When: Teatro Devoto, Lincoln 3815 – November 1, 4 PM. Tickets, here.

Desarmadero Bar and Desarmadero Session celebrate Halloween with community cocktails served in pumpkins, hot tapas like mushroom and cheese empanadas, chard fritters with aioli, fried lamb ravioli with chutney, and fries with cheddar, bacon, and scallions. The night also features a themed party with live vinyl sets, guest tarot readers, and artistic make-up.

Fun fact: both venues will be fully decorated in Halloween style.

Where: Gorriti 4295, Palermo.

Mercat Villa Crespo turns into a fright-filled stage with a free event for all ages featuring costume parties, cosplayers, live bands, candy giveaways for kids, artistic make-up, and — as always — the best local gastronomy.

Fun fact: open Friday and Saturday from 8 PM to midnight, and Sunday from 2 PM to 8 PM.

Where: Thames 747, Villa Crespo.

To celebrate Halloween, Tim Burton’s legendary Corpse Bride returns to theaters — a dark yet romantic tale inviting audiences to relive the beauty, humor, and melancholy of a journey to the afterlife. The iconic voice duo of Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter shines once again in this gothic fable about love, death, and redemption.

Also of interest: What to Watch in the Cinema this Week

Fun fact: screenings include exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the stop-motion animation process — a true handmade gem of cinema.

Fanta and Universal Pictures join forces to launch a drink as mischievous as it is devilish: Chucky’s Punch, a limited-edition beverage with a bold fruity blend and an intense red hue. The “They Want Fanta” campaign features Chucky leading a playful, flavor-hunting spree that mixes dark humor, pop aesthetics, and classic horror nods.

Fun fact: Chucky also appears on packaging, vending machines, and in special pop-up experiences.

For sushi lovers — and design fans — Sushiclub hosts a Halloween celebration where style, flavor, and visuals merge in an oriental feast with a mysterious twist. On October 31 and November 1, all locations offer 35% off 15-, 30-, and 45-piece combos specially designed for the occasion in black and red hues that reinvent the brand’s classics with daring flair.

Fun fact: valid for dine-in, takeout, and delivery orders.

Where: Alicia Moreau de Justo 286, Puerto Madero, and other locations.

The iconic board game bar Jobs invites you to a night of fun with dice, costumes, and cocktails. Under the motto “Friendship Gets Spooky,” the bar offers game-packed tables in a Halloween-themed setting.

Entry is free, and there’ll be a best costume contest, icebreaker activities, and plenty of chances to meet new people between matches. The menu features classics like tequeños, burgers, pizzas, and signature cocktails — perfect companions until midnight (or later).

Fun fact: ideal for groups or singles looking for a fun, social night out.

Where: Jobs, Carlos Calvo 3860, Almagro.

For “sofa + blanket” fans, streaming platforms are going full horror this season. HBO premieres It: Welcome to Derry, the highly anticipated prequel to It, exploring Pennywise’s origins in the 1960s, directed by Argentine filmmaker Andy Muschietti. Meanwhile, Universal+ debuts season 3 of SurrealEstate, a witty ghost-hunting series about real estate agents who must “clean” haunted houses before selling them.

Also of interest: Mysterious Buenos Aires, Off the Beaten Path

Fun fact: both series premiere simultaneously across Latin America — perfect for a lights-off marathon.

Costa7070 offers a glamorous “Yelloween” experience blending fine dining and a luxurious party. The evening begins with a private dinner for 200 guests, featuring a multi-course menu by chef Pedro Bargero.

After midnight, the celebration continues with a performance party including actors, guest DJs, and Veuve Clicquot’s signature bottle shows — a night for those who prefer Halloween with sophistication and golden bubbles.

Fun fact: dress code calls for black and gold looks.

Where: Av. Rafael Obligado 7070, Costanera Norte.

The legendary Lumiton presents Dark Visions, a selection of Argentine horror and thriller films tracing the genre’s evolution from the 1940s to today.

The lineup includes documentaries Otra película maldita and Nadie inquietó más: Narciso Ibáñez Menta, plus remastered classics like Una luz en la ventana, La bestia debe morir, and El vampiro negro, along with modern hits such as Aterrados, El escuerzo, and Finde.

Fun fact: free entry, first come first served.

When: October 29 – November 2, at 6 PM and 8:30 PM.

Where: Cine York, Juan Bautista Alberdi 895, Olivos.

To mark Halloween, Carmen — the Palermo restaurant and pasta shop — offers an exclusive off-menu dish. Chef Nacho Feibelmann presents two-toned pasta (made with pumpkin and activated charcoal) filled with roasted pumpkin and parmesan, topped with beurre noir, crispy sage, and edible black coral — a playful visual nod to spiderwebs and Halloween’s whimsical spirit.

Fun fact: available for a limited time only.

Where: Gurruchaga 1428, Palermo.

Orno hosts a special Halloween edition of its Drag Bingo, hosted by Socorro, with prizes for the best costumes. A thrilling mix of horror, laughter, games, and drag flair promises a night full of sparkle and fun.

Fun fact: reservations are recommended to secure a spot.

Where: Guatemala 4701, Palermo.