Halloween 2026: Things to Do Around Western Puerto Rico

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means a full week of costumes, parties, and Halloween fun around the west. There are activities for kids, cake decorating, live music, costume contests, and plenty of options for a night out with friends.

Here’s what’s happening.

Saturday, October 24

Cake & Sip: Spooky Girls Night – Los Presidentes Bar & Tapas, Hormigueros

This adults-only event brings cake decorating and a night out together. Each participant gets a vanilla cake, decorating supplies, and step-by-step instructions. A mojito is included, and once the decorating is done, there’s time to take photos, sing, dance, and hang out.

The event starts at 6 p.m. Arrival and seating begin at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $65 per person, and space is limited to 40 participants. Reservations are required.

Tickets and details: Cake & Sip: Spooky Girls Night

Halloween Party at Ela’s Bar and El Loquito’s BBQ and Grill – Rincón

DJ Anet will be playing music throughout the night. The three most creative and original costumes will win cash prizes. 

Vampire Royalty: Chapter 02 – Julio César, Mayagüez

33 Colony returns with another edition of Vampire Royalty. The event features local and international DJs, performances, and a production that turns Julio César into a dark royal castle for the night.

The dress code is Vampire Royalty, so plan your costume accordingly.

Tickets: Vampire Royalty

Sunday, October 25

La Vía Libre se Viste de Disfraz – Paseo del Litoral, Mayagüez

Halloween costumes aren’t just for nighttime. The Municipio de Mayagüez is inviting families, friends, and groups to dress up for a special edition of La Vía Libre.

Walk, skate, or ride your bicycle along the Litoral and enjoy the morning with the community. Admission is free. 6 to 9 am. 

Halloween Workshop for Kids – Pasti Cakes, Mayagüez

Kids can decorate their own Halloween cake with fondant at Pasti Cakes and take it home when they’re done.

The afternoon also includes games, activities, prizes, surprises, a candy bar, trick-or-treating in a safe setting, and snacks. Costumes are welcome.

The $40 fee covers the activities and materials. A nonrefundable $15 deposit is required to reserve a spot, and space is limited.

Thursday, October 29

Café con Arte: Noche de Pintura y Disfraces – El Café de Tite, Mayagüez

Spend the evening painting, enjoying a drink, and getting into the Halloween spirit at El Café de Tite. The activity is open to all ages.

The $35 fee includes art materials, guidance from an instructor, and a choice of coffee with pumpkin purée or hot chocolate.

To reserve a spot, call (787) 615-9128 or contact @elcafedetite through Facebook or Instagram.

Friday, October 30

Halloween Party at El Oasis Hotel, Aguada

El Oasis has a Halloween party planned for kids and adults. Activities include making a witch’s broom from natural materials, Halloween treats, a special drink, a spooky photo station, a red-carpet catwalk show, games, a raffle, and local vendors.

DJ Aily will provide the music for Monster Mash. Guests can also add a Spooky Supper Plate from Ylang Ylang Restaurant or a Little Monster Plate for the kids when purchasing tickets. More food and drinks will be available at the event.

Admission is $10 per person or $30 for a family of up to four. Children under two enter free. Online tickets cost less than admission at the door.

Pickleween Open Play – Mayagüez Resort & Casino Sports Complex

Pickleball players can spend part of Halloween weekend on the court at Pickleween. The event includes open play, friendly competition, prizes for winning pairs, and an award for the best costume.

Register through the Mayagüez Resort Sports Complex app. 3 to 10 pm. ($20 per person plus IVU)

K-Pop Demon Hunters Family Celebration – Biblioteca Blanca E. Colberg, Cabo Rojo

Fans of K-Pop Demon Hunters can dress as their favorite characters for an evening of music, dancing, and activities for the whole family.

The event starts with a welcome and snacks at 5 p.m., followed by a movie in Spanish at 6 p.m. There will also be dancing, karaoke featuring HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys, a costume contest with prizes, craft tables for kids, sweets, drinks, and photo opportunities.

Reservations: 406-596-0353. $5 suggested contribution per person.

80’s Costume Party – La Marketa, Rincón

La Marketa is kicking off Halloween weekend with an ’80s costume party. DJs will play music from the decade, there will be a prize for the best costume, and happy hour runs all night.

Admission is free.

Saturday, October 31: Halloween Night

80’s Party – Mercado Urbano, Hormigueros

This 80’s themed party takes place at the Mercado Urbano de Hormigueros on Halloween night starting at 8 pm. The event is sponsored by the Municipio de Hormigueros.

Rancho Kayuyano Halloween Party – Kayuris, Aguada

The Rancho Kayuyano Halloween Party features karaoke, happy hour, music, and a costume contest. Guests are encouraged to dress as cowboys. Cash and liquor prizes for the best costumes.

Halloween with DJ Mouse – Roots, Rincón

Roots is going futuristic for Halloween with DJ Mouse. Come up with a costume that fits the theme and enjoy the night.

Halloween Party at Rancho Grande – Añasco

The Sunny Band & Company will play live, with special guest Michael Morales. Guests are encouraged to wear costumes. There will be prizes for the best looks and raffles for those who come dressed up.

A Night of Mystery – La Marketa, Rincón

La Marketa has another Halloween party planned for Saturday, this time with an A Night of Mystery theme. DJs will play throughout the night, and guests can compete for the best costume prize while enjoying happy hour.

Admission is free.

Halloween Costume Party at Finca & Fern Coffee Co, Aguadilla

Finca & Fern Coffee Co. is hosting a Halloween costume party with live music by Snake Oil Mojo starting at 7 pm. It’s an opportunity to get dressed up and enjoy some live music.

Halloween Retro Party – Luna Llena Bar and Grill, Cabo Rojo

Luna Llena is going retro with a Halloween party featuring DJ Carlos Collazo, DJ Frankie Charana, and host Misael Vélez Pérez.

The costume contest has three prizes. First place wins $100 in cash, second place receives a $50 Luna Llena certificate, and third place gets a $30 certificate.

Admission is free.

The Haunted Links Invitational – Royal Isabela Golf Club, Isabela

Golfers can celebrate Halloween with an 18-hole, two-person scramble open to club members and guests.

Breakfast at The Grill starts at 8 a.m., followed by a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start. Midway through the round, players can stop for tapas and one complimentary Halloween-themed cocktail. A buffet lunch and live music at La Casa are scheduled for 3 p.m.

The event also includes friendly competition and awards for the best costumes.

Cost: $250 per player, excluding taxes and gratuities.

To register, email golf@royalisabela.com, call 787-609-5888, extension 4, or send a WhatsApp message to 787-664-5398.

Check the Calendar for More Events

There’s plenty to do around the west this Halloween, and additional events will pop up as October continues. If you’re looking for family activities, a costume party, or something different to do with friends, check the What’s Up Rincón events calendar before heading out.

We update the calendar daily, so check back for more Halloween events around Rincón and Western Puerto Rico.