Halloween Party In Singapore 2020

Trick or Treat? Halloween is on 31 October 2020 and is creeping up fast. We have compiled a list of Halloween Parties and Events in Singapore 2020 just for you.

halloween events party singapore

Celebrating Halloween 🎃👻 for the first time? No problem, check out this Halloween Guide we have prepared for you.

For other up coming events, visit Events in Singapore.

Note: All details are correct as at the time of publishing. Readers are advised to check with the various event organisers for the most updated schedules.

#1 ACM After Dark 2020 (Online) (Suitable for Kids)

Did you know that we have a motley crew of heroes and villains in our galleries? Go on a virtual trail to discover these characters and uncover ancient stories and secrets of Asian civilisations. Get crafty with video tutorials and more, as we bring our ACM After Dark programme to you from the comfort of your home.

Date: 31 October 2020
e-Venue: ACM’s Website
For more information, visit ACM After Dark 2020

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#2 Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Fun (Suitable for Kids)

Minion Monsters Tricky Treats returns to Universal Studios Singapore with FrankenBob, Stuart Mummy, and Kevin Dracula taking centre stage with their eye-catching costumes. Fans of Illumination’s irresistibly mischievous Minion Monsters will be able to commemorate the trio’s once-a-year appearance with lots of wefies.

Date: 17 September to 1 November 2020
Venue: Universal Studios Singapore
For more information, visit Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Fun.

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#3 ArtScience Museum’s Horror-themed Programmes (Mostly Unsuitable for Kids)

As part of its flagship ArtScience on Screen programme, the Museum will be running limited screenings of the iconic 1920 German Expressionist silent horror film, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, in its full restored glory. Marking its 100th anniversary this year, this haunting film has been widely considered to be the first masterpiece in the horror genre. The film’s enduring influences can be seen in popular Tim Burton films, including Edward Scissorhands (1990) and Corpse Bride (2005), which echoed its gothic and surreal style.

Date: 7 October to 6 November 2020
Venue: ArtScience Museum and online
For more information, visit ArtScience Museum’s Horror-themed Programmes.

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#4 Deep Boo Sea at S.E.A. Aquarium (Suitable for Kids)

This Halloween, scares come from the deep as S.E.A. Aquarium dares you to take a plunge into the Deep Boo Sea. Meet some of nature’s scariest-looking marine animals and search for lost pearls in a fun treasure photo hunt. Families will come face-to-face with animals such as the Japanese warbonnet, recognised by the prominent Indian chieftain’s headdress-like cirri on top of its head, and the menacing wolf eel, known for its voracious appetite which can rival the mythical “werewolf”.

Date: 19 September to 1 November 2020
Venue: S.E.A. Aquarium
For more information, visit Deep Boo Sea at S.E.A. Aquarium.

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Note: All details are correct as at the time of publishing. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information, no guarantee is given nor responsibility is taken for errors or omissions in the compilation. Readers are advised to check with the respective event organisers for the most updated schedules, venues and details.

P.S.: We have received many queries on whether the Halloween at Woodgrove will be held this year. We are not very sure and will appreciate if anyone who is in the know to kindly inform us at support@thenewageparents.com, thank you.

File photo of previous year’s Halloween at Woodgrove