© Le Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel, Le BAM Karaoke, and La ORA Farmhouse.
For party-goers who love Halloween and start carving pumpkins as early as September, the Do It team has created its ultimate list of Halloween parties not to be missed for anything. Between karaoke, haunted houses, a Carrie-style prom, an infernal nightclub, or the chicest museum in Paris transformed into a temple of horror, fans of adrenaline, costumes, and jump scares will have their fill!
Attend a bloody prom night
Casbah turns Halloween night into an American-style prom! A totally wild party where the 80s high school vibe meets horror. What’s in store? Election of the Prom King and Queen (may the best costume win!), fiery DJ sets, and mysterious cocktails. On the dancefloor, groove to old-school hits that will haunt the crowd all night long (who, who?). Costumes are mandatory! So, recycle those outfits you saved for the Oscars and convert them into horror versions for the occasion. To quench your thirst, a bar supplies strange potions to keep you energized all night. And don’t forget to stop by the photo booth to immortalize this horror prom!
La Casbah, 20 rue de la Forge Royale, Paris 11th. From 11:30 pm to 5:30 am. Entry at €16.59. Online reservations.
© La Casbah and Carrie at the Devil’s Ball, Splendor Films.
Sing your heart out
On Thursday, October 31st, the iconic BAM House of Parmentier transforms into a true haunted house for an unforgettable evening: the Freakshow. At the heart of the event, a jukebox pumps out the biggest hits from Céline Dion and Beyoncé. To crank up the fun, BAM Karaoke Box offers a 1-meter shot tray for groups that come in costume, so throw on your wildest outfits and craziest accessories. For full immersion in the Freakshow, visitors can even book a private room for an extra creepy experience. The BAM House also remains open for those who simply want to enjoy a classic drink with friends, while getting tempted by a karaoke session.
BAM Karaoke Box, 40 avenue de la République, Paris 11th. From 6 pm to 1 am. Free entry, no reservations needed.
© Albin Durand and Claire-Lise Havet.
Get a food-baby in a haunted house
Paris’ sexiest country house, ORA Farmhouse, becomes a haunted mansion for an infernal festive night: 100% spooky decor, hyper-realistic costumes, a devilish dinner, DJ sets, and strange cocktails are on the agenda. The special menu includes a signature diabolical dipping available exclusively for the night: fried smashed potatoes, king oyster mushrooms, and black truffle tuber melanosporum cream. Just the mushroom’s name feels poisonous! The best part? If you couldn’t secure a reservation, the first-floor bar remains open, complete with its own DJ, where you can savor a cocktail as delicious as it is terrifying, created for the occasion.
ORA Farmhouse, 63 rue Manin, Paris 19th. From 7 pm to 2 am. Dinner at €49. Online reservations.
© ORA Farmhouse.
Lit up the dance floor to hell
Don your creepiest costumes for a night of terror at the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel, complete with stunning views of the Iron Lady herself. Scary costumes and bewitching cocktails await throughout the night on every floor! The night kicks off at 10th Heaven on the stunning rooftop with animations, DJ sets, and cocktails in an enchanting, festive atmosphere. There, enjoy a wide selection of seasonal ingredient finger foods. Then, descend to the hotel's depths on level -3: the boiler room turns into an industrial nightclub with pulse-pounding music, strobe lights, and macabre decor for an unforgettable night… in the depths of hell!
Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel, 18 avenue de Suffren, Paris 15th. From 7 pm. Entry at €250 per duo.
© Le Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel.
Speak with the dead
Get ready for a night of mystery at the Rodin Museum, immersed in the haunted world of The Gates of Hell. Under the impassive gaze of The Thinker, visitors witness the tragic fates and inevitable fall of the damned from The Gate. From Ugolin’s basin devouring his children to the mysterious shadows of the undergrowth, brace yourself for a unique journey into the abyss of the soul. A chilling setup with a dark soundtrack blankets the museum’s spaces, ensuring shivers. The evening will feature a variety of performances: hip-hop dancers embodying the damned from The Gate, and actors transforming into ghosts. Meanwhile, explore the shadowy marble gallery through a film photography workshop and join a writing workshop. After so much excitement, a break at the pop-up bar awaits, plus a photocall for visitors to capture memories of the evening.
Rodin Museum, 77 rue de Varenne, Paris 7th. From 7 pm to 11 pm. Entry at €27. Online reservations.
© Agence Photographie du Musée Rodin, Jérôme Manoukian, and Pauline Hisbacq.
And to prepare for these costume parties, we’ve found some workshops to perfect your 100% creepy make-up, and arm your doorstep for trick-or-treaters!
