13 Spooktacular Halloween Parties To Check Out In Philly

Halloween Parties at Underground Arts

Underground Arts presents three spooktacular events during the week of Halloween. The Amazonian Nights-themed party goes down on Tuesday (Tuesday, October 29) followed by the Devil’s Night Dance Party II inspired by 1994 film The Crow (Wednesday, October 30). Finally, on Halloween night, the Dracula’s Ball concert features performances by Conjure One and Statiqbloom.

When:October 29-31 
Where:Underground Arts, 1200 Callowhill Street 
Cost:Varies by party

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Horror on the Hill Halloween Crawl

On Halloween, Philadelphia’s Callowhill neighborhood invites folks out for a scary good time during the Horror on the Hill Halloween Crawl. Crawlers can fuel up for the night with the special-edition All Hallows’ Pie at Wood Street Pizza. Then, guests can head to the Trestle Inn for a vinyl dance party and drink specials. Love City Brewing also gets in on the spooky fun with food trucks and live music by the After Dinner Mints all night long.

When:Thursday, October 31, 5 p.m. – 2 a.m. 
Where:Various locations including Love City Brewing, 1023 Hamilton Street 
Cost:Free admission; pay-as-you-go food and drink

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Site/Sound Arts Festival Energizes Philadelphia’s Rail Park, October 5-19

Site/Sound installation Moon Viewing Platform features large projections of short films, musical performances and a Japanese dry landscape garden.
(Photo by S. Weinik for Mural Arts Philadelphia)

Site/Sound, a new fall festival, brings installations and performances to the Rail Park, Philadelphia’s elevated public space.

Many more details: Site/Sound Arts Festival Energizes Philadelphia’s Rail Park, October 5-19

RESCHEDULED: Star Party at the Rail Park

Rain rain, go away! 
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Tonight’s event has been RESCHEDULED for Thursday, September 19, 6 – 10pm!
We were so excited to bring astronomy, science education, arts, and outdoor workshops to the park tonight but the weather has other plans in mind with an 80% chance of thunderstorms.  Hope you can join us next week for a trip through the galaxy!

Star Party at the Rail Park
Thursday, September 19
6 – 10pm with performance by BalletX at 7pm
Rail Park Phase I – 1300 Noble St

Source: RESCHEDULED: Star Party

What’s new at the Rail Park?

Annoucing Site/Sound

Site/Sound: Revealing the Rail Park will celebrate the past, present, and future of the historic rail corridor through public art.

This October, look forward to a unique collaborative project in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia and American Composers Forum (ACF), Philadelphia ChapterSite/Sound will take place over three weeks, weaving together sight and sound along the tracks, thoroughfares, and tunnels of the Reading Railroad in Philadelphia. Celebrate the past, present, and future of this historic rail corridor with public events and installations, breaking new ground in the interconnection of sound and visual art in public art projects.  More details and website coming soon!

Much more: What’s new at the Rail Park?

Eraserhood Forever 2019 Tickets, Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 8:00 PM | Eventbrite

TWIN PEAKS actor James Marshall headlines this year’s Eraserhood Forever with opening musical act F–k You, Tammy!

About this Event

The 2019 Eraserhood Forever kicks off with a live performance from Brooklyn supergroup, Fuck You Tammy, performing the music of Julee Cruise, Angelo Badalamenti, and other TWIN PEAKS-related songs. Headlining the event will be TWIN PEAKS fan favorite actor James Marshall who will join us for an on-stage Q&A followed by a meet and greet. James is still cool, he’s always been cool.

Plus DJ @ThatsOurWaldo (Welcome to Twin Peaks) and host Ben Velvet!

Get tickets: Eraserhood Forever 2019 Tickets, Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 8:00 PM | Eventbrite

Walking the Eraserhood Tickets, Sat, Sep 14, 2019 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite

A street-level exploration of Philadelphia’s infamous Callowhill Industrial Historic District with “Walking the Eraserhood” photoessay author Bob Bruhin.

Bruhin will discuss his experiences in this dramatically distressed neighborhood, the forces that inspired his photoessay, and the delicate balance between preservation and improvement in play within the Callowhill District. Brind your cameras and/or phones to document this ever changing historical area!

[Copies of “Walking the Eraserhood” will be avilable at severely discounted prices after the tour.]

Source: Walking the Eraserhood Tickets, Sat, Sep 14, 2019 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite

NEW DATE – Off the Rails Fundraiser | Friends of the Rail Park

Mark your calendars to help us celebrate our growth, support our future, and honor people who have helped advocate for public greenspace, locally and nationally.

We’ll be honoring Robert Hammond of The High Line and Maitreyi Roy of Bartram’s Garden

For information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact [email protected]

Source: NEW DATE – Off the Rails Fundraiser | Friends of the Rail Park