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The Halloween season is always a great opportunity to live out your wildest and most creative dreams. Once the spooktacular night arrives, we know you’ll look amazing in whatever clever Halloween costume you come up with. But did you really dress up if you didn’t get pics? When you post all your cute costume ...

There’s so much to do before the spooky season begins, especially if you’re hosting a Halloween party. And while you still have some time to sort out your Halloween decorations and DIY costumes, it’s never too early to start building your party playlist with tons of classic, fun and downright scary Halloween songs. After all, ...

Halloween is coming up faster than you can say, “Beetlejuice!” That means it’s time to start nailing down your plans for the spookiest day of the year. We’re talking decorations, costumes, activities and just about everything else that’ll make this year’s Halloween the most magical one yet. While you’re at it, start collecting a ...

Feel boxes can be great fun for a Halloween party or classroom. This open-ended kids’ activity requires a little imagination and acting skill to make it fun. It’s especially effective with children ages 6 to 12 who are old enough to imagine what an object might be––and young enough to wonder if they’re ...

Invite your dressed-up party people to post a selfie on Instagram with the hashtag or your choosing. (Ex: #SpookedSelfie). Whoever gets the most likes has to throw the next party!

Hold a “press conference” and have guests answers questions (in character!) from the rest of the skeleton crew. Give ’em juicy Qs that they can really sink their fangs into.

Have thespian partygoers jot down a bunch of ooky, spooky, or kooky Halloween-y scenarios to act and react to. (Think: Dracula has come to suck your blood!) Throw these gems into a plastic pumpkin, then have one person draw and act out their scenario while others guess along.

Pull up a few chairs, spook ’em out with bone-chilling decor like a skeleton or tombstone backer, and then crank up “Monster Mash.”

Whip up two batches of Jell-O shots — one is spiked with alcohol (treat!), the other is not (trick). Serve them on a tray and let guests go “trick-or-treating!”

Donut underestimate how tasty a little competitive eating can be. To play, string donuts spaced out on a long stick (a broom is totally witchy!) Then, blindfold guests, tie their hands behind their backs, and have them race to see who finishes first.