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Where to get your spooky on in San Antonio

From capes to cheese, we’re here to help you maximize the Halloween season.

SATXtoday: Festive and Fine Charcuterie Designs

Grab a “Jason Voorcheese - Friday the 13th” charcuterie board with meats, cheeses, and various fruits for your Halloween party.

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It’s finally October in San Antonio, and with Halloween weeks away, it’s time to get your spooky on. Whether you like to dress up as your favorite movie character, or binge watch a classic horror movies with snacks, we’re here to make sure you get the best out of this season.

Festive attire

SATXtoday: Karolina's Antiques

Shop for all your Halloween accessories for your next event.

Photo by Karolina’s Antiques

Hocus Pocus Halloween Costume Shop, 8507 McCullough Ave. Suite D-5 | Pick up this year’s costume at this family + locally-owned store.

Karolina’s Antiques, 1709 Blanco Rd. | Pick up a spooky t-shirt or a pair of Dezynr pumpkin earrings for your next Halloween-themed event.

Gibson Costume Shop, 111 Allensworth St. | Check out this year-round costume store to purchase or rent the frightfully perfect fit.

House of Nightmares, 7903 SW Loop 410 | Named San Antonio’s No.1 shop for horror-themed merchandise, come browse for blankets, clothes, accessories, home decor, and more.

Ghoulish treats

SATXtoday: Justin Cakes SA

Let Justin Dominguez from Justin Cakes make your next horror-themed cake.

Festive and Fine Charcuterie Designs, Online | Include a Witchy Spellbook in your bestie’s Boo Bag or order off the festive menu for your Halloween party.

Justin Cakes, Online | Impress your guests with a Halloween-themed delight by the Champion of season eight of the Food Network’s “Halloween Baking Championship.”

Spine-chilling drinks

Two Halloween-themed cocktails, both bright red. One is in a skull-shaped glass, garnished with mint and the other is in a gimlet-style cocktail glass garnished with apple slices.

A couple of the creepy cocktails at the touring, Halloween-themed pop-up. | Photo via Black Lagoon Pop-Up

Zombies Bar, 4202 Thousand Oaks Dr. | Come try the Zombie Lemonade or a Plasma Bag (a lemonade vodka drink) at this local bar.

Lost in Wonderland, Elsewhere | Step into this two-day Halloween escape on Saturday, Oct. 26 and Sunday, Oct. 27, with a costume contest (with prizes), live music + shows, face paintings, and giveaways.

Black Lagoon Pop-Up, Three Star Bar | The “creepy as hell” touring bar experience is making a stop in the Alamo City beginning Friday, Oct. 11 through Thursday, Oct. 31.

Want more Halloween happenings? Check out 30+ fall events in the Alamo City.

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