Where to celebrate Halloween this year in Delhi NCR? (Credit: AI) You could be brainstorming coordinated costumes with your friends for a night out on the town, or simply wanting to introduce your little kids to a touch of the spookies, done artfully of course. Either way, Delhi NCR has got you covered with almost every kind of Halloween celebration on the docket. If you're already planning out your weekend, look no further than this list. What to Expect: This Halloween, Rick’s at Taj Mahal, New Delhi brings the spirited bar culture of Mumbai’s Bandra to the capital with an exclusive takeover by Bandra Born. The one-night showcase pairs inventive mixology with bold flavour combinations accompanied by a selection of delicious canapes. What to Expect: The HorrorCon weekend is bringing together the country's biggest horror cosplay competition, along with India's first-ever Famiyl Cosplay Showdown. Also awaiting are live music lineups, a halloween parade and horror screenings. What to Expect: Five drag performers headline this Halloween night against a full dark crimson production and a Kitty Su Beauty team behind the transformations. What to Expect: Live entertainment options like puppet shows, magical and scientific experiments, storytelling sessions, and a high-energy Monster DJ Rave for children to dance are the primary attractions as is an authentic trick-or-treat experience for the kids. Venue: Club BW, The Suryaa Hotel, New Friends Colony What to Expect: Costumes are highly encouraged for this event to match the themed menu with 'killer cocktails' and specialised spooky mixes. The event will also feature pulsating beats from live DJs, a packed dance floor, and a lively late-night clubbing atmosphere. What to Expect: International techno-house artist Stephan Jolk is headlining the night. Again, dressing up for the occasion is highly encouraged to match the curated specialty Halloween cocktails. What to Expect: A 10-course food experience, interactive characters as well as a special Halloween Tambola session awaits you for this one - with a movie screening to follow! Venue: SR Kotla Prints, Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium Street What to Expect: Led by expert storytellers and myth-hunters, the tour blends medieval history with local folklore about resident djinns. Expect dramatic narration, spooky tales under the moonlight, and unexpected 'mystery stops' in the dark. Also Read: Would You Get On A Bus Full Of Zombies? Seoul's Halloween Tour Is Not For The Faint-Hearted What to Expect: Traditional ghosts get replaced by modern-day dating and digital horrors - like unanswered DMs, left-on-read notifications, and ghosted text threads. The only cue - come dressed as a red flag! Venue: Ministry of Sound, Gardens Galleria Mall, Sector 38