Halloween in Mumbai 2026: 5 Places to Celebrate This Weekend

Looking for where to spend Halloween in Mumbai in 2026? This year the city is doing it properly. A hundred-year tribute to Houdini in Lower Parel, a surrealist ball fourteen floors above Linking Road, a wine-bar house party in Horniman Circle, a Patrón takeover in Khar and a heritage bungalow in Ranwar turned haunted mansion.

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year. Which means no excuses, and no leaving early.

Houdini, Lower Parel: The one with a hundred-year story

Harry Houdini died on Halloween, 1926, and the Lower Parel bar named after him is marking the centenary with an 11-day takeover. Expect six Halloween cocktails, Adult Trick or Treating at the bar, a costume party with DJ Zohanne on the 31st, and a Día de los Muertos brunch on 1 November.

When: 22 October to 1 November 2026, 12 pm to 1 am

Where: Plot No. 126, Mathuradas Mill Compound, opposite Toit, Lower Parel West

Price: Approx. ₹3,000 for two

Reservations: +91 95943 11454

Instagram: @houdini_lowerparel

The Paperboard Verdict: The only Halloween party in Mumbai with an actual anniversary to celebrate. Dress like an escape artist.

The Surrealist Ball at Supa San, Bandra: The one where you dress for the theme

Supa San and Nami Bombay are throwing a Halloween inspired by the 1972 Rothschild Surrealist Ball. Dress to impress, interpret "surreal" however you like, and move between two rooms with Another Adi, Anisha, Tansane, Dreamstates and a B2B set from Zokhuma.

When: Saturday 31 October 2026, 9 pm onwards

Where: 14th Floor, Mansionz One, Linking Road, Bandra West

Tickets: On District

Instagram: @supasanindia | @namibombay

The Paperboard Verdict: For the friend who has been planning their costume since September.

Pique-a-boo! at Pique, Horniman Circle: The one that is a proper house party

Pique, the neighbourhood wine bar at Horniman Circle, is keeping Halloween loose with Pique-a-boo!: spooky sips, a crowd ready to dance, and Discojuice, PRP and Citizen Kale on the decks.

When: Saturday 31 October 2026, 9 pm onwards

Where: Pique, Rajabahadur Mansion, Horniman Circle, Fort

Instagram: @piquebombay

The Paperboard Verdict: The South Bombay Halloween for people who'd rather dance than queue.

Papi, Khar: The one with a magician at the bar

Papi, the Italian bistro and cocktail bar on Linking Road, is running Halloween across the weekend with a Patrón takeover. The in-house DJs keep the room moving, and a mentalist-magician works the tables, so don't be surprised if someone knows your card before you do.

When: Halloween weekend [CHECK: exact dates and timings]

Where: 712, Linking Road, Khar West

Instagram: @papimumbai

The Paperboard Verdict: Tequila, tricks and a Bandra crowd. Book the table near the action.

Haunted Mansion at Everhome Café, Bandra: The one for a slower Halloween

Not every Halloween needs a DJ. Everhome Café's Ranwar bungalow is a Haunted Mansion until 31 October, all cobwebs and gothic accents, with a dark menu to match: Black Sesame Hummus, charcoal sandwiches like the Smash Lamb & Sharp Cheddar, and a Bloody Ube to drink.

When: Until 31 October 2026

Where: 1st Floor, Shanti Sadan, 51 Waroda Road, Ranwar, Bandra West

Instagram: @everhomecafe

The Paperboard Verdict: Halloween for the people who prefer a black latte to a costume.

People Also Ask (FAQs)

Where can I celebrate Halloween in Mumbai in 2026?

Houdini in Lower Parel, The Surrealist Ball at Supa San in Bandra, Pique-a-boo! at Pique in Horniman Circle, Papi in Khar, and the Haunted Mansion at Everhome Café in Bandra.

Which Halloween parties in Mumbai have a costume theme?

Houdini's 100 Year Resurrection Party on 31 October has Best Dressed and Most Houdini awards, and The Surrealist Ball at Supa San asks guests to dress to the surrealist theme.

Is there a Halloween brunch in Mumbai?

Yes. Houdini's Día de los Muertos Afterlife Brunch on Sunday 1 November has table-side magic and bottomless Mimosas and Bellinis.

What is a low-key way to celebrate Halloween in Mumbai?

Everhome Café's Haunted Mansion in Ranwar, Bandra, with a dark Halloween menu and decor, runs until 31 October.

Final Take

Five Halloweens, five moods. A century-old legend, a surrealist ball, a house party, a magic act and a haunted bungalow. Pick your costume. Pick your crowd. Send this to whoever you're going with.

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