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Halloween in Bermuda: Where the Fun Gets Spooky

by Yabsta 18, October 2026, 06:45 pm

Pumpkins out, costumes ready, Bermuda is getting into the Halloween spirit. From spooky library adventures and pumpkin painting to an outdoor movie night and trick-or-treating in the gardens, these upcoming events bring plenty of treats and a few friendly frights to October.

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Pumpkin Painting at Masterworks

Masterworks Museum Courtyard, Botanical Gardens, Botanical Gardens, Bermuda, DV 06

Saturday October 24th

A pumpkin, a paintbrush and a little imagination make for a colourful Halloween morning. Masterworks’ courtyard session invites children and adults to decorate their own pumpkins, with paints and materials provided. Bring a pumpkin; participation is free, with donations welcome.

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Haunted Library: The Story Trap

Florenz Webbe Maxwell Youth Library, Bermuda National Library, 74 Church Street, City of Hamilton, Bermuda

Saturday October 24

The library shelves have a few surprises waiting between them. This Halloween walk-through brings together eerie tales, costumed performers and themed rooms for an evening of storytelling and gentle scares.

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Hocus Pocus Under the Stars at The Loren

116 South Road, Tucker’s Town, Bermuda, HS 01

Sunday October 25

Popcorn, ocean breezes and a Halloween favourite give movie night a seasonal twist. The Loren’s pool deck hosts an outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus, with popcorn and theatre-style snacks included in the ticket. Additional food and drinks are available to purchase.

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Costumes & Curious Experiments at BUEI

40 Crow Ln., Bermuda, HM 19

Saturday October 31

Little witches, budding scientists and imaginative families have an afternoon of Halloween fun ahead. BUEI’s celebration includes games, movies, a haunted hallway, a costume parade and Mad Scientist activities for children aged 2–12. Proceeds support its education and outreach programmes.

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Treats in the Gardens at The Botanist Café

169 South Shore Rd., Paget Parish, Bermuda, DV 04

Saturday October 31

Halloween night takes a garden detour at The Botanist Café & Garden Lounge. Festive decorations, seasonal treats and trick-or-treat stations bring a family celebration to the Botanical Gardens, with free entry and no registration required.

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