🎃 Halloween Treats You to These 15 Fun Things To Do in Arizona
15 Best Halloween Events & Things To Do in Arizona 2025 | Family Fun & Nightlife
As cooler air settles over the desert and pumpkin décor appears on doorsteps, Arizona transforms into a lively hub of Halloween spirit. From haunted wine tastings and rooftop parties to family-friendly trick-or-treat trails, every corner of the state offers something special for spooky season. Whether you’re looking for thrills, chills, or just a festive way to enjoy fall, these 15 Halloween events showcase the best Arizona has to offer — from Prescott to Phoenix and Scottsdale to Mesa.
Northern Arizona: Family Fun & Fall Traditions
Prescott | Pine Ridge Marketplace
Prescott families can look forward to the annual Pine Ridge Prowl Trick-or-Treat event on October 25, 3–5 p.m. Enjoy safe, family-friendly fun with candy stations, a corn maze, balloon artists, and free snacks. The highlight? A costume contest for kids ages 4–12, hosted by Starting Point Church.
Flagstaff | Flagstaff Mall
Throughout October, the Flagstaff Mall transforms into a hub of Halloween excitement. Stop by Spirit Halloween for costume shopping, donate blood at the Zombie Blood Drive on October 30, or enjoy trick-or-treating inside the mall on October 31 from 3–5 p.m. Capture your costume at the Halloween Haunt backdrop for a chance to win a gift card prize.
The Valley: Spooky Sophistication in Scottsdale
Scottsdale | W Scottsdale
Get ready for glam and ghosts at W Scottsdale’s Howloween Dog Costume Contest (October 23) and the infamous Black Pearl Halloween Bash on October 31. Expect sea-themed décor, DJs, and dazzling costumes. Guests can continue the weekend with poolside fun and Día de los Muertos celebrations. VIP table packages and hotel stay deals available.
Scottsdale | The Phoenician
Luxury meets mystery at The Phoenician’s “Curse of the Cellar” wine tasting and Haunted Tasting Menu at J&G Steakhouse. Sip eerie cocktails like The Raven or Crimson Curse, and enjoy “Halloween on the Green” with live dueling pianos and spooky photo ops.
Scottsdale | The REMI
Step into two worlds at The REMI: PARADISO, a neon-lit rooftop jungle party, and Kauboi’s haunted Western dinner. Both deliver unforgettable nightlife experiences complete with themed décor, cocktails, and immersive entertainment.
Phoenix: Parties, Pop-Ups & Paranormal Fun
Downtown Phoenix | The Pemberton
Roosevelt Row’s Pemberton hosts a weeklong celebration including a Halloween Séance Dinner, Spooky Bingo, and a Halloween Ball on October 31. Cap off the season with their Día de los Muertos event on November 1, featuring live music, art, and food.
Phoenix | Sidecar Social Club
The Howl & Harvest Pop-Up Market (November 15, 5–9 p.m.) brings artisan vendors, flash tattoos, and live music to Midtown Phoenix — with proceeds supporting Heart of Infinity Dog Rescue. Entry is free, and the cocktails are crafted for a cause.
Phoenix | Foley Ranch
Foley Ranch’s Legendary Halloween Party (October 29) is a full-throttle night of live music, contests, and themed drinks like Blood Moon Margaritas and Vampire Kiss Shots. Expect wild dancing, costume contests, and all-night fun.
East Valley: Family Events & Seasonal Markets
North Phoenix | Desert Ridge Marketplace
Catch NFL games at the Sip & Watch Parties or stroll through the Makers Hive Market (October 25, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.) featuring local artisans, jewelry, and seasonal crafts.
Mesa | Mesa Public Library
Families can enjoy Halloween Boo, a series of library trick-or-treat events across four Mesa locations from October 23–30. Each includes activities, free books, and costume-friendly fun for kids.
Chandler | Gila River Resorts & Casinos
Dance the night away at Gila River’s Two Friends Halloween Concert & Costume Party on October 31 at 8 p.m. Expect high-energy mashups and DJ performances at Wild Horse Pass. Tickets start at $40 at playatgila.com.
Halloween Restaurant Specials
Kasai Japanese Steakhouse – Enjoy 50% off appetizers, cocktails, and wine on Halloween night.
Kona Grill – Fall favorites shine with pumpkin-themed dishes and cocktails all October.
Pedal Haus Brewery – Bring your pup to Howl-O-Ween at Tempe and Mesa locations with prizes, games, and drinks supporting animal rescues.
Q: Are these Halloween events in Arizona family-friendly?
A: Absolutely! From the Pine Ridge Prowl in Prescott to Mesa’s Halloween Boo, families will find plenty of safe, engaging, and festive activities suitable for all ages.
Q: Which Arizona city has the best adult Halloween parties?
A: Scottsdale and Phoenix host the liveliest nightlife — with W Scottsdale’s Black Pearl Bash, The Phoenician’s haunted tastings, and The REMI’s rooftop soirée topping the list.
Q: Do I need tickets for these events?
A: Many are free or open to the public, though special experiences like wine tastings, concerts, and rooftop parties may require advance tickets. Check each venue’s website for details.
Q: Can I bring my pets to any of these Halloween events?
A: Yes! Events like W Scottsdale’s “Howloween” and Pedal Haus Brewery’s “Howl-O-Ween” are designed for pet lovers and their furry friends.
