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7 Fun Things You Can Do For Halloween In Singapore

The fun isn’t cancelled. Here’s a guide to all the fun, spooky events to check out this Halloween

by Michelle Lee  /   October 15, 2020

The spookiest season of the year is here, and with restrictions still in place, several major events and parties have been cancelled. But fret not, the fun hasn’t. Get dressed up (with or without the kiddos) and get into the spirit of Halloween 2020 in Singapore with these spooktacular events and kids activities that are still taking place.

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7 Fun Things You Can Do For Halloween In Singapore
Halloween Fun For Everyone at Univeral Studios Singapore
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Halloween Horror Nights might not be happening this year but fret not, there’s still fun to be had at USS — with safe-distancing measures in place, of course.

Take the kids on a trick-or-treat adventure around USS, where you’ll also meet characters like the Minion Monsters, and the Sesame Street folks all decked out in their spooky gear. Also, watch out for a Velociraptor from Jurassic Park. And there’s no time like now to head out in your Halloween best because there’s a best-dressed contest; each day, one adult and one child will be selected to win a prize on the spot. When you’re hungry from all that excitement, chow down on Halloween-themed bites like a Monster Burger or Eyeball Meatballs at outlets throughout the park.

Adult ticket purchases via the Resorts World Sentosa website also come with a free Halloween face mask, while each child ticket comes with a free pumpkin bucket.

When: Now till Nov 1, 2020

Tickets: From $68 (adults), and $58 (child)

Visit its website for more information.

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Deep Boo Sea! at the S.E.A. Aquarium
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Just across USS, you’ll get to come fact to face with spooky but amazing creatures that lurk beneath the waters, at the S.E.A. Aquarium. This Halloween, it’s got a special showcase of some of the planet’s scariest marine creatures like the wolf eel, and the vampire fish, which is armed with long fangs.

Apart from that,  there’s a treasure hunt where you’ll get to search for “lost pearls” and win mystery prizes, as well as trick-or-treating fun for the kids. Or snap a photo of you at the aquarium in your creepiest costume and post it to your Instagram with a hashtag to win prizes such as one-day tickets and special passes worth up to $222 each week.

Adult ticket purchases via the Resorts World Sentosa website also come with a free Halloween face mask, while each child ticket comes with a free pumpkin bucket.

When: Now till Nov 3, 2020

Tickets: From $32 (adults), and $27 (child)

Visit its website for more information.

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ArtScience on Scream: Horror, Expressionism & The Moving Image
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If you’re a horror flick fan, make your way down to the Art Science Museum. To celebrate 100 years of horror films, it will be holding limited screenings of what’s arguably the first horror film ever made — iconic 1920 German Expressionist silent film, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. It tells the story of a deranged hypnotist (Werner Krauss) who uses a somnambulist or a sleepwalker (Conrad Veidt) to commit murders, through a dark and twisted visual language.

And if that isn’t enough to satiate your appetite for the nightmarish, there’s a specially curated series of early short films from 1967 to 1995 by American filmmaker David Lynch, who’s famous for creepy shows like Eraserhead

This one’s not for young kids.

When: Now till Nov 6, 2020

Tickets: Free, but tickets have to be pre-booked

Visit its website for more information and screening schedules.

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Halloween Catrina Crown Workshop by Beauties in Bloom
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If you’ve got a La Catrina costume in mind this Halloween, floral stylists Cindy and Natalia of Beauties in Bloom have just the thing to help you top it off – silk flower crowns with a sugar skull theme. Get your friends down and learn how to create your own at their workshop (held at Senor Taco at Clarke Quay), where you’ll be guided to build a crown style of your choice, and even get make-up tips to nail the sugar skull look.

Workshop kit materials include a crown base and colourful flowers, and a free face jewels design kit.
Note: Individuals or groups welcome, up to eight people divided into two groups.
When: Oct 31, 2020, 6pm – 8pm
Tickets: $58 per person
Visit its Facebook page for more information.

 

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ACM After Dark 2020
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The Asian Civilisations Museum has taken its annual ACM After Dark special online so you can enjoy its activities from the comfort of your home.

Go on a trail to uncover ancient stories and secrets of Asian civilisations. Get crafty with a video tutorial, join an exclusive virtual tour with the museum’s docents, and whip up a specially spooky-inspired bento set. Also tune in to ACM’s Facebook page for a music and drama performance about the fall of Bukit Larangan.

When: Oct 31, 2020, at various timings. Available on the ACM website, Facebook, and Instagram pages

Tickets: Free and ticketed programmes available

Visit its website for more information. 

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True Ghost Stories — A Halloween Experience at Crane
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If you love a good ghost story, local entertainer, comedian and purveyor of ghost tours and spooky stories Shaiful Risan is here to send chills down your spine. As part of Craneum, a Halloween experience by social space Crane, the program includes intimate and dramatised readings, and some creepy storytelling as well as open dialogue. Comprising a fluid program, you’ll be expected to stay 20 minutes in a “scare room”, and 20 minutes in a “ghostly stories” room.

The Craneum event also has ongoing workshops and readings, like a tarot card experience, kids’ face painting and a Halloween-themed art jam. This event is not for kids under eight years old.

When: Oct 31, 7pm – 10pm

Tickets: $30 for Crane members, $35 for non-members.  Each ticket includes a beer, wine or soft drink.

Visit its website for more information.

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Horsey Halloween at Gallop Stables Pasir Ris
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Get dressed up with the kids and head down to Gallop Stables at Pasir Ris, which is all geared up for the spooky season with two days of Halloween-themed joy rides and pony feeding — after the sunsets.

Get your tickets before Oct 25, and you’ll get to redeem a free portion of pony feed.

When: Oct 30 – 31, 2020, 8pm – 10pm

Tickets: Pony rides are at $10 per round, and feeding is available for $2 per portion. Themed pony rides have to be pre-booked (e-mail events@gallopstable.com).

Visit its website for more information.

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