Everywhere you turn, there’s a pumpkin patch, a kids’ costume contest, trunk-or-treat, or a family-friendly festival. We get it. Boerne is a family-first town. But what if you want a little less trick-or-treating and a little more adult fun?
This Halloween season, Boerne’s got plenty of events where you can grab a cocktail, hear some live music, and celebrate spooky season your way. So we’ve pulled together a guide for all the spooky events happening for grown ups in town.
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Okay, now onto the events!
1. Spooky Ladies Night at DeVino Cellars (Oct. 23)
Kick off Halloween festivities with a creative twist! DeVino Cellars is hosting Spooky Ladies Night from 6 to 9 pm, where guests can BYOBB—Build Your Own Boo Basket—while sipping wine and soaking up the festive vibes. Hosted by Celebrations Gift Service, this event blends creativity, conversation, and a touch of Halloween flair in a cozy, relaxed setting. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
2. The Spazmatics at Pure Country BBQ & Grill (Oct. 25)
Get ready for a high-energy night of ‘80s nostalgia as The Spazmatics take the stage at Pure Country. This throwback concert runs from 6:30 to 10 pm and doubles as a fundraiser for Hill Country Montessori School. Expect costumes, crowd singalongs, and plenty of barbecue-fueled fun. Tickets here.
3. Double Birthday Halloween Bash at Remedy Hall (Oct. 25)
Remedy Hall and The Board Couple are teaming up for a Halloween-themed birthday celebration that’s basically an adult trick-or-treat right down the road in Comfort. It’s complete with a costume contest, food and drink specials, and live music by Jeff Matthew Wood from 8 to 11 pm.
4. I Want Candy! Halloween Candy Pairing at Lost Oak Cellars (Oct. 28–31)
Lost Oak is blending the spooky and the sweet with a wine and candy pairing flight. Think award-winning Texas wines matched with your favorite Halloween treats. It’s a clever way to get festive without hitting the trick-or-treat route. Tastings run daily from 3 to 9 pm, no reservations needed.
5. Ghouls Night Out at Honey Layne Salon & Spa (Oct. 29)
Grab your besties and head to Honey Layne from 6 to 8 pm for a girls’ night with bites, drinks, exclusive discounts, and a pop-up by Finer Things Permanent Jewelry. Costumes are encouraged, and the vibes will be as good as the deals.
6. Halloween at Pinchy’s Lobster & Raw Bar (Oct. 31)
Pinchy’s is keeping things lighthearted with free meals for kids (yes, they’re technically invited) and $5 margaritas for the adults (couldn’t skip $5 margaritas in our list, right? Come in costume, grab a candy bag, and make it a laid-back Halloween evening on River Road.
7. HalloWINE After Dark at DeVino Cellars (Oct. 31)
DeVino Cellars is hosting an evening of costumes, karaoke, and wine-fueled fun from 6 to 10 pm. There’s a costume contest with prizes for Best Couple/Group, Most Creative, and Scariest — plus light bites and plenty of laughter. Admission is free, and the party lasts “until the spirits say so.”
8. Dakota Avenue (Trio) at Brantley’s Bistro (Oct. 31)
If your idea of a perfect Halloween is more live music and less fake blood, Brantley’s Bistro is the move. Dakota Avenue (Trio) performs from 7:30 to 10:30 pm, pairing great food, good company, and festive tunes downtown.
9. A Nightmare at Dobbs (Oct. 31)
Salvador Dobbs goes full spooky with live music from the Ralyn Gayle Band starting at 9 pm and late into the night. Costumes are encouraged (and might just win you a prize), and the cocktails will be flowing all night long. Free entry, 21+.
10. Halloween Costume Contest at The Fair Oaks Roost (Oct. 31)
The Roost’s annual costume contest is serious business, and so are the prizes. The top costume takes home $500, with more for second, third, and best couple’s costume. DJ Taco keeps the party going from 9 pm to midnight, and the late-night kitchen stays open.
Whether your ideal Halloween involves music, cocktails, or cash prizes for the best costume, there’s plenty of grown-up fun to go around in Boerne this year. So dig out your costume, call your sitter, and get ready to celebrate spooky season — adult-style.