At The Standard, we're summoning spirits, shaking cocktails, and setting the stage for a Halloween that blurs the line between fantasy and reality. Whether you're dancing with danger or diving into darkness, it's your month. Choose your own adventure below—if you dare.
Bingo gets bewitched all month long with Not Your Standard Bingo: Halloween Edition. Mean Girls, Michael Myers, Halloweentown, and the Addams Family take over The Standard Grill every Sunday at 9PM. Then let Maraschino Tarot read your fortune at The Cosmic Counter—spiked floats and sweet predictions included. And starting October 15th, the Biergarten turns bloody good with tricks for the kids and treats for the grown-ups.
Dance with Danger on October 26th, sip potions that bewitch on the 27th, then surrender to Trick or Tease on Halloween night—seductive performances and cocktails that bite back. Cap it off with Día de los Muertos at Ojo Bangkok on November 1st, where tequila flows and the spirits come alive.
Dive into darkness at our Halloween Night Swim on October 30th. The iconic pool transforms into a moonlit haunt—costumes encouraged, even expected.
A Wicked Feast takes over Jara and The Green Room on October 31st. Haunting beats, bold costumes, and unforgettable mischief await when the sun sets and the spirits rise.
Gather your ghoul-friends for Not Your Standard Bingo: Halloween Edition at Lido on October 23rd, then toast to life, death, and everything in between at Pool It: Day of the Dead on November 1st—calaveras and cocktails poolside.
Saints + Sinners descends on Sweeties October 31st. Dress to distress, dance to devilish beats, and brace yourself for eerie surprises lurking in the shadows.
Step into Spellbound at The Standard on October 25th—a playground of illusions with magicians, secret suite shows, and lifts that double as trick boxes.
Surrealism Halloween slips into The Greenhouse on October 31st. Expect dreamlike surprises, shadows that stretch, and beats that bend reality. Step inside. Lose your bearings.
Honor tradition, then dance. Day of the Dead lights up November 1st with marigolds, a candlelit altar, mezcal, and a Latin-infused soundtrack. Don't you dare miss it.
