Best Covent Garden Halloween Events

Offering up way more treats than tricks, Tequila Mockingbird's Thriller Throwback Halloween Brunch celebrates 80s, 90s and 2000s tracks among a plethora of entertainment, endless drinks and unlimited pizza. For under £50 all-in, you'll get to indulge in 90 minutes of bottomless pornstar martinis, margaritas, prosecco, beer, mocktails and pizza while getting stuck into nostalgic sing-alongs, themed bingo, costume contests and a Thriller dance-off where you'll have the chance to bury the competition (not literally...). 

They're also hosting a Hoedown of Horrors bottomless brunch, with tickets from £52.92 per person. There'll be spooky brunch bites, burlesque drag hosts, bingo, and more.

Taking place at the boutique hotel L'oscar London, The Abandoned Toy House Halloween Party blends immersive theatre with themed celebrations designed to give you nightmares. 

Enter the underworld of The Toymaker, where you'll find roaming performers interacting with the crowds all while a spooky storyline unfolds around you. You'll also stumble across cracked porcelain dolls, forgotten teddy bears, abandoned puppets and eerie clowns as you navigate the maze of dark childhood memories. 

Your ticket will come with a complimentary cocktails, with the chance to purchase more toy-themed blends at the bar until the curtain falls at 1am. 

Tucked away just steps from Covent Garden's main piazza, House of Burlesque... SPEAKEASY hosts its festive Hallowe'en Spookeasy Special in the sleek basement venue QT at the Middle Eight Hotel. 

You'll enter through a dedicated doorway on Great Queen Street, whispering your password to the Box Office Mistress before entering the intimate performance space. Alongside a thrilling Halloween cabaret show starring Tempest Rose and guest starlets, you can make a full evening of it with an optional 5pm pre-show burlesque class or a pre-show dinner at Sycamore restaurant right upstairs (complete with a 20% discount for ticket holders).

Miracle at Henrietta's dark side has officially arrived with The Haunting on Russell Street, a temporary two-story pop-up delivering pure theatrical terror.

Every inch of the former RedFarm site has been reworked into a moody cocktail den complete with unsettling noises, shadowy nooks, and staff who stay strictly in character. The menu is just as wildly inventive as the decor, slinging spooky-themed snacks alongside theatrical drinks like the green-hued Widow's Whisper and smoky Clown Pear-anoia.