Ghosts, ghouls, and good times await! From spooky parties to family-friendly fun, discover the best ways to celebrate Halloween in Aspen.
MOLLIE Aspen
On Halloween, prepare for an evening of intrigue, deception, and drama as you step back in time in the MOLLIE Aspen Roof Terrace Bar. Murder in the Speakeasy invites you to immerse yourself in a classic 1920s mystery where one guest won’t make it through the night! Will you uncover the killer before the night is over? This isn’t a show—you’re a character in the story! Your role will be assigned via email prior to the event, so come in full 1920s costume and be ready to play your part. Purchase a ticket, and get ready for an unforgettable night of suspense!
The Sterling Aspen
The Sterling Aspen is a nightclub and lounge, known for a lively atmosphere perfect for dancing the night away. Grab your best costume and hit the town for a spooky night at The Sterling Aspen’s Halloween Party.
W Aspen
For some late night Halloween fun, grab a ticket and head over to the W Aspen's Haunted Hotel Halloween Party at 9 pm!
Belly Up Aspen
Read to hit the dance floor? On Halloween night, Belly Up Aspen presents Opiuo, an artist known for creating an electronic blend of funk, soul, psychedelia, and bass.
Dean’s Aspen Tours
Prepare to be scared with Aspen's DarkSide Historical Ghost Tour on Friday, October 31st at 7:00 pm or Saturday, November 1st at 6:00 pm. Uncover true stories of Aspen's tarnished past of ghosts, murder, and mayhem from 1879 to today on an entertaining evening walk. This tour visits some of Aspen Colorado’s most haunted places and tells the stories behind them as well as some truly darker happenings. This is a great tour for the whole family or just the adults.
On Saturday, November 1st, experience the eerie ambiance of Aspen's Ute Cemetery Tour and delve into the tales of the town's pioneering souls resting eternally in this forsaken burial ground. This haunting adventure lasts for 60 minutes, and advance reservations are a must.
Explore Ghost Towns
Wander through Ashcroft Ghost Town or Independence Ghost Town to uncover the stories and spirits of Aspen’s mining days.
Anderson Ranch & Pitkin County Library
Looking for family-friendly Halloween fun? On November 1st, celebrate Day of the Dead with a bilingual arts and crafts event at Pitkin County Library. In addition to crafting traditional altars and decorative skulls, participants will learn about the holiday’s cultural significance and customs, offering fun for all ages.
Aspen Art Museum
Celebrate Día de los Muertos on November 2nd at the Aspen Art Museum! From art activities to performances to family portraits, and more, the celebration honors tradition and connects the community. The event kicks off with a bilingual conversation between visiting artist and educator Maria de Los Angeles and local artist Gabriela Mejia.
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