Stalls throughout the Marietta food hall will hand out candy to kids who show up in their costumes on Halloween afternoon, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

On Saturday, October 30, the brewery plans to offer a new beer release in the taproom, pumpkin painting in the afternoon, and Halloween trivia in the evening. Discounts for people and pets in costume, too.

The Underwood Hills brewery hosts an afternoon block party on Halloween in partnership with Atlanta Influences Everything featuring a new collaborative beer benefiting Atlanta Public School’s Careers of Tomorrow program to encourage young people to consider careers in technology and social media. Expect family-friendly games, music, candy, and food from pitmaster Bryan Furman. Costumes highly encouraged for people and pets.

On Halloween, the Avondale Estates location hosts free yoga, followed by a costume contest at 12 p.m. Over in West End, grab some cards for drag bingo hosted by Finca to Filter coffee from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Costumes highly encouraged.

The Sylvan Road restaurant hosts a family-friendly Halloween party on Sunday with seasonal sweets and desserts, hot chocolate, trick or treating, shopping, games, and music from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

On Friday, October 29, head over to Peters Street Station in Castleberry Hill for a Halloween costume party featuring music, drinks, hookah, candy, a portrait artist, and art. Those who come in costume receive a free shot, too.

Botica in Brookwood Hills celebrates Dia de los Muertos October 31 through November 2 with food specials, including roasted poblano and chicken and lamb tamales, and facing painting.

Grab some Halloween-themed doughnuts through October 31 from the Summerhill shop.

The Buckhead bar hosts its annual costume party on Thursday, October 28, with $500 worth of prizes on the line.

Buckhead’s latest boutique hotels kicks off Halloween weekend on Friday, October 29, at 7 p.m. with movie night at it outdoor garden bar Willow Bar. Food and drinks specials will also be available that evening. Then at 9 p.m., on Saturday, October 30, head up to rooftop bar St. Julep for a Halloween bash with a silent dance party and complimentary headphones, a costume contest, and a photo booth.

Head over to the Edgewood Avenue beer garden now through Halloween for a week of scary movies in the evenings and pumpkin sangria.

Starting at 11 a.m. on Halloween, the Old Fourth Ward restaurant hosts the BOK Block Party with pop-up Bite of Korea that includes holiday-themed food and drink specials and gifts for sale from a variety of vendors and chefs.

On Sunday evening, Cold Beer hosts a Halloween-themed comedy show on its rooftop bar complete with comics in costume, fog machines, a costume contest with prizes, and food and drinks specials. Grab tickets from @1upcomedy.

The Ponce City Market bar is throwing a big Halloween brunch bash, starting at 12 p.m., with themed cocktails, food specials, DJs, a costume contest, and special guests the Travel Channel’s Ghost Brothers.

Halloween at this SPX Alley bar sees it transform into a Casino Royale and James Bond-themed costume party with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Tickets needed for entry.

The Ponce City Market location of the burger joint includes a Halloween movie trivia night on Thursday, October 28. Winners receive gifts cards and milkshake tokens to H&F Burger.

Bazati’s rooftop bar Estrella hosts three days of Halloween, starting on Thursday, October 28, with a pumpkin carving contest. Then, on Saturday and Sunday (Halloween), head up to the roof for a costume party and themed cocktails with prizes for the best looks.

The Inman Park bar includes DJs, “Beetlejuice” screening on all of the TVs, drinks specials, and a costume contest with prizes on Saturday, October 30, following the Georgia-Florida game.

Mary’s annual Halloweenie dance party is back on Friday, October 29. Dress up and dance, grab drinks, and partake in muffulettas and meatballs from Freestone Market at the East Atlanta Village LGBTQ bar. $5 cover charge. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination required for entry.

Halloween weekend at this Kirkwood neighborhood restaurant includes food and drinks specials on Friday, arts and crafts on Saturday, and a freebie for folks in costume on Sunday.

Once again, the Spanish tapas restaurant in the heart of Decatur hosts an annual murder mystery dinner on Halloween. This year sees the Iberian Pig transform into a speakeasy hosting a wedding joining two mafia families. Attending this wedding means people better come dressed to impress and ready to solve a murder mystery, too. The $100 ticket price includes a full spread of charcuterie, tapas, paella, whole roasted pig, and dessert.

Halloween weekend at the Decatur gelato shop includes free treats, Harry Potter-themed gelato, hot chocolate, and a chance to win a free gelato cake for those who head in on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday in costume.