by St. Paul, Minnesota — Halloween 2026 is bringing costume celebrations, trick-or-treating, haunted history tours and seasonal entertainment to St. Paul. With Halloween falling on Saturday, October 31, residents and visitors can enjoy a full weekend of activities, including family-friendly community gatherings, spooky attractions and Halloween parties.
Those planning a Halloween outing should check event schedules in advance and prepare for chilly late-October weather.
1. Skyway Trick-or-Treat in Downtown St. Paul
Families looking for a convenient Halloween activity can attend the first annual Skyway Trick-or-Treat event on Saturday, October 31, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The event takes place at Wells Fargo Place and Town Square in downtown St. Paul. It offers a weather-protected setting where children can visit treat stations, enjoy entertainment and celebrate Halloween without spending the entire afternoon outdoors.
The free event welcomes all ages, making it a useful option for families with younger children. Parents can dress their children in costumes and enjoy a downtown Halloween celebration while exploring participating locations.
2. Family Halloween Event at West Minnehaha Recreation Center
The West Minnehaha Recreation Center is scheduled to host a Family Halloween Event on Friday, October 30, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The community gathering provides an opportunity for families to enjoy Halloween activities close to home. Recreation-center celebrations are especially useful for parents seeking organized seasonal entertainment before Halloween night.
Families should confirm the activities planned for the event and any registration requirements before arriving.
3. Saint Paul Brewing Halloween Party
Adults and groups of friends can consider the Halloween celebration at Saint Paul Brewing on Saturday, October 31.
Located at 688 Minnehaha Avenue East, the venue is hosting a Halloween party as part of the city’s holiday weekend entertainment. Visitors can dress up, enjoy the seasonal atmosphere and spend time with friends.
Guests should check the event’s admission policy, entertainment schedule and age requirements before making plans.
4. Union Depot Haunted History Tours
Visitors interested in spooky stories and local history can explore Union Depot’s haunted history tours.
The tours offer a chance to discover the history of the historic railroad station and hear stories associated with its past. The combination of historic architecture and Halloween storytelling makes the experience appealing to visitors who prefer atmospheric entertainment over traditional haunted houses.
A tour is listed for Saturday, October 31. Visitors should confirm the available departure times and ticket arrangements before attending.
5. Halloween Bar Crawl in St. Paul
Adults looking for nightlife can consider the Halloween Bar Crawl scheduled for Saturday, October 31.
The event brings together participating establishments around St. Paul for an evening of Halloween costumes, themed drinks, music and social entertainment. The listed program begins at Alary’s Kitchen & Bar and includes several local venues.
Participants can plan their costumes in advance and check the event’s admission requirements, participating locations and transportation arrangements.
6. Danse Macabre: Halloween Dance in the Darkness
Danse Macabre offers another Halloween-night option for adults who enjoy music, dancing and costume competitions.
The event is scheduled for October 31 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Paul Downtown, with an evening program featuring dancing, light bites, a cash bar and a costume contest with prizes.
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The themed atmosphere makes it an option for couples and groups of friends looking for a more formal Halloween celebration. Guests should confirm ticket availability and any age restrictions before attending.
7. Halloween Comedy and Music at Gambit Brewing
Gambit Brewing is also listed among St. Paul’s Halloween-night entertainment venues. Its Halloween Comedy and Music event is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, at its location on Fourth Street East.
The event offers an alternative for people who prefer comedy and live entertainment to haunted attractions. Visitors can check the planned performance schedule and admission requirements before heading downtown.
Which Halloween event in St. Paul would you most like to attend this year? Share your favorite Halloween activities and plans in the comments.
