Halloween falls on Saturday 31 October this year, and some of Marbella’s best-known venues are taking full advantage.
Celebrations begin several days beforehand and continue into Sunday 1 November, with everything from glamorous galas and masquerade parties, to live performances, headline DJ’s and some fantastical children’s parties, there’s truly something for everyone.
Halloween Weekend takes over Puente Romano from 30 October to 1 November. Image Source: Puente Romano
30 October–1 November | Puente Romano, Golden Mile
Few places are taking Halloween quite as seriously as Puente Romano, which has planned three days of events across the resort.
This year's programme includes:
The Cursed Circus at La Plaza | Friday 30 October A mysterious travelling circus takes over La Plaza, with a Ringmaster, fortune tellers and roaming performers, while Halloween-themed dining and entertainment continue at venues including Nobu Marbella, Bar La Plaza by SIPS, GAIA and NYX.
Family Halloween at Pica Pica | Saturday 31 October, 18:30 One for younger visitors, with Halloween pizzas, costumes, a magic show and a trick-or-treat trail through the resort.
The Great Gatsby Gala | Saturday 31 October The Salón Andalucía Ballroom goes back to the 1920s for an evening beginning with cocktails and canapés at Claude's, followed by a three-course dinner, live performances and DJs. Tickets cost €185 for adults and €100 for children, with proceeds supporting The Children's Trust.
COYA's Cursed Circus: After Dark | Saturday 31 October COYA Marbella brings its own twist to the circus theme with theatrical performances, DJs, a Halloween cocktail and special dessert before the night continues at COYA Club. The experience costs €150 per person.
Día de Muertos at Chiringuito Puente Romano | Sunday 1 November Halloween weekend gives way to the colours of Mexico, with Catrinas, DJs by the sea, a traditional Día de Muertos altar, tacos and a Patrón Reposado tasting.
La Sala Puerto Banús celebrates Halloween with family events, live music and an evening party. Image Source: La Sala Puerto Banús
31 October–1 November | La Sala Puerto Banús
La Sala is covering both sides of Halloween weekend this year, with family events by day and live entertainment at night.
Saturday 31 October | Halloween Night The restaurant will have special Halloween cocktails, a best-dressed competition and live music from Masquerade. Guests are encouraged to come in costume, and tables can be reserved in advance.
Saturday 31 October & Sunday 1 November | Spooktacular Breakfast Club Junior Starting at 11:00, the €24 breakfast includes food and a drink, a best-dressed family competition and an hour of games afterwards at The Clubhouse Marbella. Children under two attend free.
Halloweek brings a full week of Halloween fun to Bola Boom in Nueva Andalucía. Image Source: Bola Boom
25–31 October | Nueva Andalucía
For children who would happily celebrate Halloween for an entire week, Bola Boom is doing exactly that.
Its Halloweek programme runs from 25 to 31 October, with activities spread across the week:
Throughout Halloweek | 25–31 October Treasure hunts, trick-or-treating, face painting, Halloween drawing and other themed activities are included with selected play sessions.
Bookable workshops throughout the week Creative sessions include pumpkin carving, witch-hat making, Halloween canvas painting and a witch’s cauldron and slime workshop.
Saturday 31 October | Halloween Day Face painting runs from 13:00 to 17:00, followed by the costume Monster Ball from 17:00 to 18:00.
Halloween week is Bola Boom’s busiest week, so we highly recommend buying play tickets in advance, while workshop places require a separate reservation.
Le Jade hosts its Alter Ego Halloween night on 31 October. Image Source: Le Jade Marbella
31 October | Le Jade, Marbella
For something considerably more grown-up, Le Jade is hosting Alter Ego on Halloween night.
The concept plays on masks and hidden identities, inviting guests to “shed the mask” for a night that puts atmosphere, music and theatrical styling at the centre of the experience. The event takes place on Saturday 31 October, with tables and tickets available through the venue.
The setting suits the theme particularly well. Le Jade is an intimate nightlife venue on Marbella's Golden Mile, making this more of an elegant, after-dark Halloween than a traditional fancy-dress club night.
Argia headlines Momento on Halloween night. Image Source: Momento Marbella
31 October | Momento, Golden Mile
For anyone more interested in the music than fake cobwebs, Momento has one of Halloween night's strongest electronic line-ups.
Spanish DJ and producer Argia headlines on Saturday 31 October, joined by Benchek, Drush and Nano Garrido. The night centres on house and electronic music, with Momento running into the early hours.
Momento is also one of the venues where dinner can naturally turn into a night out, with its restaurant and club occupying the same Golden Mile setting.
La Plage Casanis marks Día de Muertos by the Mediterranean on 1 November. Image Source: La Plage Casanis
1 November | La Plage Casanis, Elviria
Halloween weekend continues into Sunday with Off-White™ Día de Muertos at La Plage Casanis, bringing the fashion label’s distinctive identity to the beach club for the final Sunday Sunset Ritual of the 2026 season.
The event combines Día de Muertos-inspired styling, music and sunset by the Mediterranean, with DJ LIVA K on the line-up and tables and beach beds available to reserve.
Don Juan Tenorio is performed at Teatro Ciudad de Marbella on 31 October and 1 November. Image Source: Teatro Ciudad de Marbella
31 October & 1 November | Teatro Ciudad de Marbella
Those looking for a little culture with suitably dark Halloween undertones, José Zorrilla’s Don Juan Tenorio returns to the stage at Teatro Ciudad de Marbella.
The play has a long association with All Saints’ and All Souls’ celebrations in Spain, and its ghosts, graveyard scenes, supernatural encounters and themes of death and redemption make it particularly fitting for Halloween weekend.
Marbella’s production is staged by Asociación Amigos del Teatro Ciudad de Marbella, which previously performed the work in different historic locations around the city before bringing it into the theatre.
Saturday 31 October | 20:00
Sunday 1 November | 18:00
Tickets cost €10 and are available in advance and from the Teatro Ciudad de Marbella box office.
