Celebrate Halloween in San Francisco

Things to do for Halloween in San Francisco

Halloween Events, Activities and more.

When it comes to Halloween, few cities do it as grandly as San Francisco. The City by the Bay comes alive with a bewitching blend of events, activities, and things to do that cater to everyone. From the biggest pub crawl in the United States to frightening haunted houses, San Francisco offers an array of options to ensure you have a hair-raising, spine-tingling, and altogether unforgettable Halloween experience. There are lot of different options for things to do during Halloween in San Francisco, so the CrawlSF Team put together the San Francisco Halloween Guide to make things a little easier.

Halloween Events

Halloween is a holiday with fun things for all ages. You can visit a haunted house attraction, go to a pumpkin patch, take the kids trick or treating or spend an evening carving pumpkins and decorating your home. But if you are looking for the best 2025 Halloween events in San Francisco, you can choose from a variety of parties, pub crawls, cruises, festivals and more. Halloween is one of the best times for nightlife in SF.

Best San Francisco Halloween Events

Crawloween: The San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl is the biggest event in the city, with over 16,000 attendees last year. The event takes place over 4 days at over 40 bars in fun neighborhoods like the Marina, Russian Hill and The Mission and features drink specials, party bus rides, party favors, DJs and more.

Frightwalk at Music City SF: If you are looking for a Halloween event with a little bit of everything, check out “Vogue of the Dead” on Thursday, October 23. Enjoy a fashion show by Phantom Threads, live music at 6 venues, a costume contest and more.

Ha Ha Halloween Showcase: If going to a comedy show is your happy place, then this event is for you. Taking place at Cobb’s Comedy Club (probably the best place for comedy in SF), this show will feature a great lineup of comedians on Halloween Night.

Beats & Eats Halloween Party: Enjoy a fun pre-Halloween Sunday Funday event in the Mission. This party takes place during the Sunday sweet spot from 2PM to 8PM at Teeh Bar in The Mission. Featuring a full lineup of DJs including Seajay, Stephen Red, Dananas, Deadart and more.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: One of the only movie screenings that is probably best described as an event. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a movie, an event, an experience and somethng that you should enjoy at least once to see what all the hype is about. If you haven’t been to see this movie before at the Curran theater, make sure to read read about all of the things to do during the movie so you are prepared to participate.

Audio Halloween with Bob Sinclair: Legendary DJ Bob Sinclair is back in SF for a special Halloween Weekend performance on Saturday, November 1.

See the full list of events on the San Francisco Halloween Event Guide

October Events in San Francisco

Can’t wait for Halloween? There are plenty of awesome concerts, festivals and other events like Fleet Week that take place in October. Check out our October Events Guide for all of the best things to do.

Halloween Activities

As the rest of the country starts to see cooler temperatures, the Bay Area enjoys the best time of the year. Warmer temperatures and plenty of sun create the perfect time to enjoy some outdoor activities and outdoor events. Football games take over the weekends as the 49ers, Stanford and Cal begin their Seasons and locals start gearing up for Fleet Week weekend. However, our favorite thing about this time of year is all of the fall activities like visiting pumpkin patches and going to haunted houses. Below are some of the fun activities that you can look forward to in the San Francisco Bay Area in the Fall.

Find the Perfect Halloween Costume

When the calendar flips to October, there’s one quest that captures the imagination of both young and old. Finding the perfect Halloween costume gives you a chance to be funny, fancy, creative or anything that you want. It’s anexciting endeavor that allows you to transform into your favorite characters, mythical creatures, the latest pop culture trend or something sexy or scary for one night (or maybe a few night). The search for the ideal costume is a journey of self-expression, creativity & the opportunity to be a different person, if only for a little while.

Check out the best Halloween costumes for 2025

Haunted Houses

For thrill-seekers and lovers of the macabre, visiting a haunted house is an experience like no other. These attractions are designed to send shivers down your spine, keep you on edge & immerse you in a world of frightful encounters. There are some “real” haunted houses or attractions in the Bay Area is you believe in the supernatural, but you can also enjoy a lot of cool haunted house attractions that are built specifically to scare the crap out of you.

Winchester Mystery House: Amidst the eerie tales that surround the Halloween season, there exists a mansion in San Jose, California that embodies the very essence of supernatural intrigue. The Winchester Mystery House was built by the enigmatic Sarah Winchester, widow of the inventor of the Winchester rifle and this sprawling mansion has long been associated with ghostly tales and unexplained phenomena. As Halloween approaches, the Winchester Mystery House takes changes the typical tours available year round and creates a special holiday experience that is definitely worth checking out.

Terror Vault: Starting on October 2, The San Francisco Mint will be transformed into one of the best Halloween Attractions in San Francisco. This attraction plunges visitors into a world of darkness, where chilling tales come to life and the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur. As Halloween draws near, the Terror Vault promises an unforgettable experience for thrill-seekers and lovers of the macabre. The theme for 2025 is Hexed, which is based on a story of 3 witches performing dark rituals. Aside from the main experience, you can also enjoy drinks at Fang Bang, San Francisco’s only Vampire Bar, do a behind the scenes tour (10/22 only) or gain access to the Triple Hexxxed Witch Strip Club with a VIP Pass.

Fear Overload: In the quiet city of Newark, California, a frightening transformation occurs every year before Halloween. I can tell you from experience that this Halloween attraction is amazing each year. Amidst the suburban serenity, the Fear Overload Haunted House Attraction emerges as a heart-pounding epicenter of terror and dread.  As Halloween gets closer, the Fear Overload Haunted House Attraction offers an electrifying experience that plunges visitors into a world of relentless frights and hair-raising thrills. This place opens on September 20 in 2025, so you have a lot of options for planning a visit.

See all of the Best Haunted Houses in the Bay Area

Pumpkin Patches

Carving a pumpkin into a Jack O’Lantern is something that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and offers a great way to express your creativity and get in the Halloween Spirit. But rather than just digging through the piles of pumpkins at Safeway, picking out the perfect one at a pumpkin patch is just way more fun. These attractions offer more than just the opportunity to select the perfect pumpkin. They provide an immersive experience, transporting visitors into the heart of fall’s enchantment. From hayrides to navigating corn mazes and sipping warm apple cider, a trip to a pumpkin patch is a quintessential autumn adventure. It’s also a great activity for kids.

The Great Pumpkin Patch: Although the city of San Francisco doesn’t have a lot of room for typical farms, a unique attraction opens on Sloat Boulevard during the Halloween season. The Great Pumpkin Patch is a perfect spot for those who aren’t able to travel to one of the bigger pumpkin patches around the Bay Area. This delightful patch of fall enchantment attracts visitors of all ages to experience the timeless joy of pumpkin picking for Halloween. Families and friends gather to explore the rows of pumpkins, searching for the perfect one to carve and decorate.

G&M Farms: As October graces the East Bay with its enchanting colors & cool breezes, lots of people make their way to G&M Farms in Livermore. You can find acres of pumpkins, a big corn maze and lots of other fun activities to get you pumped up for Halloween.

Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch: This destination bursts into life in October and offers a blend of pumpkin picking, hayrides, and corn mazes. However, what sets Spina Farms apart is the chance to take control of a pumpkin blaster and launch pumpkins out of a giant cannon. It’s not something you probably thought you need to do around Halloween, but how can you turn down a chance to shoot pumpkins out of a cannon? Also, they have a new pumpkin cups ride for 2025, so this place is a must if you want some fun.

Find out more about Halloween Pumpkin Patches in San Francisco

Apple Picking

For people who spend most of their time in the city, enjoying some nature and fresh air can really be refreshing. While not an exclusively Halloween-related activity, Apple Picking is a fun activity that sets the stage for the festive spirit of Halloween.

Check out the top places to go Apple Picking in the Bay Area

Visit Haunted Attractions in the San Francisco Bay Area

From the Catacombs of Paris to the Tower of London, there are lots of well known haunted places around the world. Although the Bay Area may not be on any “most haunted places” lists, a bunch of cool haunted spots with interesting stories awaits those with a taste for the supernatural. From historic buildings with chilling pasts to cemeteries and otherworldly encounters, the Bay Area is home to a a good amount  of haunted attractions. Whether you’re a believer in the paranormal, are captivated by tales of the unknown or just want to do something a little scary before Halloween, exploring these haunted sites promises a thrilling adventure through history.

See the best Haunted Attractions in the San Francisco Bay Area

Go on a Ghost Tour

San Francisco has a lot of tales of the supernatural, making it a great city for ghost tours, especially during the Halloween season. A journey through the haunted corners of the city on a ghost tour promises an unforgettable experience. Step into the eerie shadows of the city and uncover the creepy stories of San Francisco’s past. Find out more about the White Lady of Stowe Lake, The Woman in Black, The Blue Lady and other famous ghosts and tour some historic places like The Palace Hotel, Sutro Baths and more. Each Ghost tour is a little bit different, so make sure to check out all of the available tours to find the one that suits you best.

Head to the Movies

When October comes around each year,  it’s always a good time to head to the movies to see some horror movies. In the weeks leading up to Halloween, cinemas across the country offer a lineup of cinematic treats, where ghosts, monsters & the supernatural take center stage. You can find a bunch of brand new scares as well as a lot of theaters that will play some of the classics like The Exorcist, Friday the 13th and The Omen. It’s a time when popcorn becomes the perfect accompaniment to screams, and the silver screen transforms into a portal to otherworldly frights. However, you can also create the same experience at home with a bag of  pop secret and a marathon of readily available streaming movies.

Click Here for a list of upcoming Halloween Movies

Go on a Pub Crawl

When it comes to celebrating Holidays, you can’t go wrong with a pub crawl. Whether you are trying to maximize fun on a budget, looking to meet people or just want to throw back some drinks with friends, a pub crawl offers a little bit of everything. I may be a little biased, but Crawloween is probably the best thing to do in San Francisco for Halloween if you are looking for a great party. You can expect thousands of people in costumes, cheap drink specials, DJs and even free shuttle buses to make sure your get to different neighborhoods safely. Even better, the San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl takes place over 4 days, so you can still do some other activities or go to other events as well. Just pick you favorite day, or two (or even 4) and get ready for one of the best Halloweens ever.

San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl

Take a Halloween Cruise

Celebrate Halloween on the water in 2025 with a Halloween party cruise. Imagine setting sail under a moonlit sky, surrounded by fellow party people in their most creative costumes, while the gentle lull of the waves adds a backdrop to the night’s festivities. A Halloween party cruise is a fun experience blending the feel of a nightclub event and the fun of a cruise on the bay. These events are usually all-inclusive, so your ticket gets you food, drinks, music and a fun Halloween celebration.

Dance the Night Away at a Nightclub

When Halloween arrives, one way to embrace this spirit of enchantment is to head to one of San Francisco’s nightclubs. The thumping beats of DJs serve as your guide through a mesmerizing dance of shadows and music. Dressed in your Halloween costume, you become part of a pulsating crowd, losing yourself in the music. There will be a lot of great nightclub parties to choose from, so make sure to check out all of the options before you buy tickets.

Check out the best Halloween decorations in the Bay

Halloween is a fun holiday to celebrate, but some people like to take things up a level when it comes to decorating. Shows like Outrageous Home Makeover and The Great Halloween Fright Fight have showcased the obsessive attention-to-detail that you need to have one of the best decorated houses in the nation. If you want to see some decked out Halloween-themed homes, then you will have some great options in the Bay Area (if you know where to look)

Decorating Your Home

Give your home a spooky makeover and let everyone know Halloween has arrived. Start with classics like carved or painted pumpkins, glowing string lights, and fake cobwebs on doors and windows. Add window clings of ghosts and bats or hang a giant skeleton on the porch for extra drama. Inside, swap out everyday décor for candlelit lanterns, black-and-orange table runners & creepy centerpieces. You can go subtle with just a few touches or transform your whole house with fog machines, sound effects and moving decorations. This is a great activity to do with kids or with friends. To make it even more fun for Halloween, connect with your neighbors to see if they want to join in on the fun and make the whole street look amazing for the holiday.

Going to an Escape Room

Escape rooms are exciting any time of year, but they’re even better during Halloween. Many venues create special haunted themes like creepy laboratories, scary carnivals or zombie bunkers. Gather your friends or family and work together to solve puzzles, and uncover clues before time runs out. The spooky music, flickering lights & unexpected twists add a thrilling edge to the challenge. It’s an interactive way to celebrate Halloween that combines teamwork and suspense. There are a lot of great escape rooms all over the San Francisco Bay Area and we have been to a few that were amazing. Make sure to check out the upcoming Halloween themes and book early if you are planning on going towards the end of October.

Making Halloween-Themed Treats

Spend an afternoon in the kitchen making treats that taste as good as they look (hopefully). Try baking ghost-shaped sugar cookies or creating chocolate-dipped pretzel “witch fingers.” You can even set up a decorating station with frosting and sprinkles so kids or friends can get creative. These fun desserts are perfect for Halloween parties, gift bags, or simply enjoying with a scary movie. You can find all kinds of cool ideas for sweet treats as well as savory foods that you can make with a Halloween theme.

Making Halloween Cocktails

If you’re planning an party, Halloween-themed cocktails are a great way to show off your bartending skills. You can find recipes for pumpkin spice martinis, blood red sangria, a black vodka punch and more online. Add fun garnishes like gummy worms, candy eyeballs, or a rim of black sugar and use Halloween cups to complete the look. Amazon has all kinds of cool stuff from glasses to Halloween garnishes that be delivered the next day. For a dramatic effect, use dry ice to create a smoky, bubbling cauldron look. However be cautious when using dry ice in anything so you don’t have any issues.

Buying Some Halloween Candy

Stocking up on candy is a must for Halloween. Head to your favorite shop and fill a basket with Snickers, Peanut Butter Cups, Skittles and all of your favorites so you’re ready for trick-or-treaters. Choose a mix of chocolate and non-chocolate items to make sure you have something for everyone. Also keep in mind that there are some food allergies (especially peanuts) so its best to separate the candy to keep everyone safe. Keep a bowl near the door for guests, or create individual treat bags (this sometimes helps with grabby teens who try to snag a handful. Just remember to buy a little extra for yourself, because sampling a piece or two is part of the tradition.

Other Things to Do

Concerts

The San Francisco Bay Area is a great place for live music from large venues like Shoreline Amphitheater and Levi’s Stadium to small music venues like The Independent and Great American Music Hall. When October descends upon the San Francisco Bay Area, it brings not only the best weather of the year, but also a symphony of sounds that fill the air with electrifying energy.

Comedy Shows

Laughter, they say, is the best medicine, and in the San Francisco Bay Area, October serves up a generous dose of humor and wit. With a thriving comedy scene, the region becomes a hub for side-splitting performances during the autumn months. As Halloween approaches, comedians add a spooky twist to their routines, infusing humor into the eerie and supernatural.

Bay Area Sports

October in the San Francisco Bay Area marks a special time for sports enthusiasts, as the region comes alive with a thrilling array of sporting events. Local college football teams and the San Francisco 49ers have started their seasons, Major League Baseball playoffs are starting and we are anxiously awaiting the start of Warriors Basketball at Chase Center. From the roar of the crowds at the ballpark to the electrifying energy of stadium lights, this month offers a sports extravaganza like no other. Whether you’re a fan of baseball, football, or other athletic pursuits, October in the Bay Area promises a diverse and action-packed lineup of sporting events that will have you on the edge of your seat.

Halloween in San Francisco for Kids

Halloween isn’t just for scares and haunted houses. It’s a chance for families to share creative moments, cute costumes & tasty treats. Whether your crew is 5 or 50, there are Halloween experiences that balance magic with comfort (and safety).

Family-Friendly Halloween Events in the Bay Area

Here are a few local events that cater to younger kids or families looking for fun without the fright:

SuperNatural at California Academy of Sciences (Golden Gate Park, SF): Includes trick or treat stations, live animal exhibits, music, face painting, and science experiments.

Randall Museum Family Halloween Day: Crafts, games, costume fun + lighter spooky activities geared toward young children.

Halloween Hoopla in Yerba Buena Gardens: A daytime gathering with kids’ music, crafts, and a costume parade.

Pumpkin-decorating events: Some local businesses and cafes host pop-up pumpkin paint or carve sessions.

Boo at the Zoo (San Francisco Zoo): During select weekend days, the zoo hosts costume parades, crafts, and themed decorations.

Neighborhood trick-or-treating: Many neighborhoods are known for creating a safe and fun place for the kids to go trick or treating.

Family-Friendly Halloween Activities

Pumpkin Decorating & Carving: Choose pumpkins of different sizes. For younger kids, do paint, markers or stickers. Older kids or adults can carve with pumpkin carving kits that have safe tools that still work surprisingly well. You can grab pumpkins at your local grocery store or make a day of it by visiting a pumpkin patch.

Trick-or-Treating: On Halloween night or during local organized trick-or-treat events, walk your neighborhood or visit safe zones. Some communities host candy stations along trails or in parks.

Crafts & DIY Projects: Kids enjoy doing creative activities and providing a table full of art supplies is a great way to pull them away from the screen. There are lots of great tuorials on Youtube that show how to make some easy Halloween decorations to hang up or place in the house.

Decorating the House (Inside & Out): Once the kids have created some of their own decorations or carved their pumpkins, they can help out with making the house look great for Halloween. You can use washable paint or chalk on windows or the sidewalk. Let kids help with “cobweb” cotton or fun wall stickers. You can also take the little ones to Walgreens or Target to stroll through the Halloween aisles and help you pick out some fun decor.

Costume Parades / Mini Costume Contest: Organize a parade in your block, your living room or at a nearby park. Offer small prizes for funniest, scariest or most creative outfit.

Storytime, Movies & Spooky (Not Scary) Tales: Read kid-friendly spooky stories or watch light Halloween movies (make sure to review them first so there aren’t any parts that are too scary for their age). Add ambient lighting (pumpkin lights, string lamps) to set the mood without making it too intense.

Scavenger Hunts & Themed Games: Hide monster footprints or Halloween items around the house or yard. Use clues to guide kids from one spot to another. Give them some small prizes for completing the tasks.

Where to go trick or treating

There are actually quite a few amazing places to take your kids for a safe and fun night of trick or treating. Here are a few top options:

Noe Valley: 24th Street in Noe Valley bas been a popular place for a long time. There are lots of shops that give out candy and plenty of place to rest or even grab a bite to eat. Some of the side streets like Fair Oaks Street have lots of houses with great decorations that actively participate each year.

The Marina: Avila Street is a truly amazing place during Halloween. This area almost makes you feel like you aren’t in a big city anymore and the residents go all out every year with amazing Halloween Decorations and almost every house gives out Halloween candy. The streets are also blocked, so you don’t have to worry as much when your kids are running around on a sugar high.

Sea Cliff: A small, upscale neighborhood with incredible views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Sea Cliff is an extremely safe place to bring the kids for trick or treating. They are also know for giving out the full size candy bars (or so I’ve heard) so the kids will be quite pleased with their haul.

Halloween Guide for San Francisco: Spooky Fun in the Bay Area

Halloween is a fun holiday celebrated on the 31st of October every year. The holiday originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, where people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts. Halloween eventually evolved into a celebration of all things spooky, with people dressing up in costumes, decorating their homes, carving pumpkins and eating lots of candy.

People celebrate Halloween in different ways all over the world. In the United States, it is common for people to go trick-or-treating, attend costume parties, visit haunted houses and watch scary movies. Some people even host elaborate Halloween events and decorate their entire homes with spooky decor.

There are plenty of reasons why Halloween is such a great holiday. For starters, it’s a chance for people of all ages to let loose and have fun. Whether you’re a kid collecting candy or an adult dressing up in costume, Halloween is a time when everyone can embrace their creativity  and enjoy a few scares.

Another reason why Halloween is so amazing is that it gives people a chance to escape from reality and indulge in the supernatural. From witches and ghosts to vampires and werewolves, Halloween allows us to explore our fascination with the unknown.

Here are some interesting facts about Halloween:

• The tradition of carving pumpkins originated in Ireland, where people would carve faces into turnips and potatoes. Candles were placed inside as a way to ward off evil spirits.
• Pumpkins were used  for carving instead turnips and potatoes after the tradition moved to North America. Pumpkins were chosen because they were larger and easier to carve. They were also more readily available.
• Trick or Treating was also based on a ritual from a long time ago. The tradition of kids asking for treats can be traced to “souling” in Europe. In the Middle Ages, children and the poor would go door to door on All Hallows’ Eve offering prayers for the dead in exchange for food or coins.
• Ever wonder why the common colors for Halloween are black and orange? They were actually chosen for a reason. Black represents darkness and the end of summer, while orange symbolizes harvest and autumn’s changing leaves. The combination dates back to the original harvest festivals.
• The word “Halloween” comes from “All Hallows’ Eve,” which was the evening before All Saints’ Day.
• Black cats are often associated with Halloween because of their connection to witches and superstitions.
• Halloween is the second highest grossing commercial holiday after Christmas.

Celebrating Halloween in The San Francisco Bay Area

The San Francisco Bay Area is a great place to celebrate Halloween. It offers a range of activities and events that cater to all ages and interests. Here are some things to expect:

Events: There are plenty of Halloween-themed events happening in the Bay Area throughout October. From haunted houses and ghost tours to pumpkin patches and costume contests, there is something for everyone. Some of the most popular events include the Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival, The San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl and the San Francisco Ghost Hunt.

Activities: Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun or something a bit more adventurous, there are plenty of activities to enjoy during Halloween. You can visit the Winchester Mystery House, go on a haunted hayride, go through a corn maze, visit a pumpkin patch and more.

Food: San Francisco is known for its food scene and Halloween is no exception. You can indulge in pumpkin spice everything, try some seasonal beers or sample some spooky treats like eyeball cupcakes and witch’s brew.

Best Places to Celebrate: San Francisco is home to some of the best Halloween celebrations in the country. From the Castro District’s outrageous street party to the massive Crawloween pub crawl, there is no shortage of places to celebrate. Other popular spots include the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood and The Mission.

What to Wear: San Francisco can be chilly in October, so make sure to bring layers. When it comes to costumes, anything goes in San Francisco. Whether you want to dress up as a classic monster or get creative with a group costume, the Bay Area is a place where anything is possible.

Weather: The weather in San Francisco can be unpredictable in October, so make sure to check the forecast before you head out. It’s a good idea to bring a jacket and umbrella just in case.

Traffic: Traffic can be heavy in San Francisco, especially during Halloween weekend. If you’re driving, make sure to plan your route ahead of time and allow plenty of extra time for travel. However, with the abundance of apps like Uber, Lyft, Waymo and the new Robotaxi, It is definitely a good idea to hail a ride instead.

One of the biggest and best Halloween events in San Francisco is Crawloween, the San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl.Crawloween is a massive pub crawl that takes place at over 40 bars in The Marina, Polk Gulch, Russian Hill, The Mission and more. Participants wear Halloween costumes and crawl through a series of bars and pubs, enjoying drink specials and music along the way. This event has become a San Francisco Halloween tradition, attracting thousands of people each year.

If you’re looking for other things to do during Halloween in San Francisco, there are plenty of options. You can visit the San Francisco Dungeon for a spooky experience, take a haunted walking tour of the city,or attend a screening of classic horror movies at the historic Castro Theatre.

Here are the top ten reasons why San Francisco is a great city for Halloween celebrations:

• Lots of Activities: You can find haunted houses, ghost tours, pumpkin patches, apple picking and all kinds of cool stuff to do.
• World’s Largest Corn Maze: Just a short drive from San Francisco, Cool Patch Pumpkins in Dixon, CA is home to the World’s largest corn maze.
• Weather: San Francisco’s weather in October is perfect for Halloween celebrations, with cooler temperatures and a slight chance of rain adding to the eerie ambiance.
• Halloween-themed Events: There are plenty of Halloween-themed events happening throughout the city, from haunted houses and ghost tours to pumpkin patches and costume contests.
• Historic Landmarks: San Francisco is home to many historic landmarks, some of which are said to be haunted, making them popular destinations for Halloween tours and events.
• Food: San Francisco has a lot of great restaurants, bakeries and other places to grab delicious food. A lot of places offer seasonal food and drinks (yes, a lot of pumpkin spice) that are worth trying.
• Nightlife: San Francisco’s nightlife is legendary, and Halloween is a time when the city’s bars and clubs go all out with Halloween-themed events and parties.
• Neighborhood Celebrations: San Francisco is known for its unique neighborhoods, and many of them celebrate Halloween in their own way, from the Castro District’s street party to The Mission’s Dia de Los Muertos party.
• Crawloween: The biggest and best Halloween event in San Francisco is Crawloween, a massive pub crawl that takes place in the city’s popular Union Street neighborhood.
• Scenic Beauty: San Francisco is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and Halloween provides an opportunity to experience its scenic beauty in a new light, from the fog-shrouded Golden Gate Bridge to the eerie beauty of Alcatraz Island.