Halloween may be over for this year, but Singapore’s 2026 event guide shows just how many different ways there were to mark the season. Published on 27 October, Honeycombers Singapore’s roundup gathered 15 ideas, from haunted attractions and horror films to live entertainment, creative activities and outings for families and pets.
For those after a scare, Haw Ror Villa 5! – Back from the Dead was scheduled at Haw Par Villa on selected dates from 8 October to 15 November, between 6.30pm and midnight. The guide listed tickets at $55 for adults and $40 for children aged seven to 12. Another option was Kulnari Fright Night: A Haunting Awaits, alongside Halloween Horror Nights. The roundup also featured Filmhouse of Horrors, where five films—including Hereditary and The Rocky Horror Picture Show—were paired with Halloween-themed drinks. It was listed on selected dates from 16 October to 10 November, with tickets from $12. Guests who dressed up on 31 October could receive 10% off at the bar, according to the article.
Not every event was about haunted houses or the cinema. Grey Area, at HighHouse and Nova, promised a monochromatic-themed experience with ghostly decorations, projections and performers. It was scheduled for 30 and 31 October from 10pm, with prices from $35++ and free entry for the first 100 guests in costume. The guide’s other social and nightlife picks included Play Dead, The Magic Bar Halloween Special, Spirits by the Sea and Hungry Ghost Club.
There were also activities for people who wanted something a little different. The list included 20 Cuts: An Immersive Real-World Thriller Game, the creative session October Life Drawing: Vampy Chic, and family- and pet-oriented choices such as Halloween Costume Party with Trivia and Pawsome Spooktober. SpoOktober: Detention After Dark and Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics rounded out the varied programme.
The dates matter: as of 3 November 2026, Halloween and the events listed for 30 and 31 October have already passed. Haw Ror Villa and Filmhouse of Horrors were scheduled to continue into November, but the guide does not confirm whether tickets or places are still available. It also does not say whether any event sold out, changed its schedule or will return next year. So, if you’re looking back for inspiration—or keeping an eye out for next Halloween—the roundup offers a snapshot of the season’s range, rather than a guarantee of what is still open.
Source: Halloween in Singapore 2026: The Coolest Events And Parties, Honeycombers Singapore
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