The spooky picks
Themed nights you can join solo
Check the official page before you go — times and prices can change.
The 29 Oct – 1 Nov 2026 listings have been removed. See what's on in November: Diwali alone · Karneval 11.11 · Remembrance & Armistice abroad · Movember alone · Thanksgiving alone in Europe · Christmas markets 2026.
The rest of the long weekend
Not into costumes? Plenty else on.
Talks, walks, concerts and markets on the same days — the All Saints holiday is quiet in much of Europe, and these are the places people still meet.
How it works
Three small moves for a good night out alone
- Pick one event with a clear start time and a host — a guided walk or a screening is easier than a crowded bar.
- Get ten phrases in the local language for that exact evening with Phrases for tonight, and practise the first one on the way.
- Open Meet & Mint to see who else is going, say hi in the group chat, and meet at the door. Nobody to go with this time? Create a free invite — the Halloween-for-newcomers template is ready.
Questions people ask
Is it weird to go to a Halloween event alone?
No. Walks, film nights, markets and open parties are easy to join alone: people talk in queues, at the bar and during breaks. Arrive early and tell one person it's your first time.
Do I need a costume?
Almost never. A small touch is plenty. Costume balls say so on their official page.
Are these events free?
Most are free or under €15. Each card shows it; always confirm on the official page.
Meet & Mint
See who's going, then go together
Meet & Mint shows events and people near you on one map. Join an event alone, chat with the group, meet at the event. Free on iPhone and Android.