Consider this class if you want to drastically — but temporarily — change your appearance. You'll learn to make your eyebrows and hairline "disappear," to use paint and airbrushing to create highlights and depth, and more camera-ready techniques.

Crafty types can join this webinar jam to learn how to embroider "sugar skulls"—a decorative element used in observances of Día de los Muertos and sometimes seen during Halloween as well.

Get in the Halloween spirit with this dinner workshop, which features playful plates like "Midnight Pasta" and "Mummified Garlic Bread."

Let author, podcaster and Mysterious Chicago Tours house Adam Selzer led you on a for spooky virtual walkabout that digs into the Lincoln Park Zoo’s cemetery roots and the Chicago zoo's allegedly haunted history.

Magic, music, drag, and burlesque combine in spectacularly spooky fashion at this vintage-style party, inspired by the last Halloween before the end of prohibition.

A Halloween version of the classic rec center game? Sure, why not. Costumes are encouraged. And it's all online. A timely mix? Bingo!

A generational Hoodoo practitioner leads this workshop on ghost stories in Black American folklore. Black practitioners will discover the impact of socio-political happenings on the spiritual world, while learning how to communicate with your own ancestors.

Guests of all ages can learn the origins of Halloween — including info about All Saint's Day — along with how to make traditional Celtic crafts.

Fancy yourself a witch, but not sure where to start? Members of Vancouver's Coven Club lead introductions to herbalism, tarot, crystals, shamanism, and more at this magically friendly event, with proceeds going to a local non-profit supporting women's safety.

Werewolves, sirens, supernatural spectres, and grisly murders are all seen through a queer lens, as 21 filmmakers from around the world show off their LGBTQ+ spooky side. Four nights of hot-pink terror await!

Explore the history of ancient autumnal festivals and their sacred foods at this four-part lecture series. You'll prepare a different food each week and leave with your own meaningful cookbook.

Teens and adults ages 16 and up are welcome to this free virtual Halloween crafting night, hosted by Brush to Heart, a non-profit organization that donates art supplies to hospitals and shelters.

Get in costume and get crafting while learning about the importance of recycling in this class, where you'll learn how to make your own haunted mansion using toilet and kitchen rolls, scissors, crap paper, and glue.

Why are so-called haunted houses so spooky? Trivia lovers and Halloween fans can get a breakdown from an architectural historian, who'll spill on eerie examples from the Bates Motel to The Addams Family Home.

An "atelier" is the French word for a workshop or studio where an artist creates. Trick-or-treaters age 5 to 12 can pop into this event to show off their costumes (and tell a bit, too), learn Halloween vocab en français, and more.

Sample four wines and learn how to pair them with your favorite Halloween treats in this hourlong seminar. You’ll receive four bottles, perfect for enjoying with a small group of friends in your own home.

Wine and Halloween candy sounds like a dream, but you can make it a reality with this Halloween-themed virtual tasting.

Not feeling the kiddie vibe? Adult storytellers (or wannabes) can learn how to use storytelling to engage with people in the Halloween edition of this workshop.

Less than a century ago, the northern tip of Manhattan was covered in burial sites, both known and forgotten. Learn about these forgotten graves (and what happened to them) at this eerie historical webinar.

You can't have tricks without the treats, so learn how to make some festive Halloween treats in just an hour.

If you love a good scary story, this storytelling event on the eve of Halloween is for you. Expert storyteller Jason Buck spins tales alongside performer Rosalind Buck at this truly devilish occasion.

Trick-or-treaters of all ages are welcome to this virtual showcase, with prizes awarded to the best youth, adult, and group costumes, along with a coveted "people's choice" award.

Enjoy a multi-cultural coven of literary delights, as more than a dozen prominent queer, Latinx, and women writers from around the country come together — many in costume! — for a "virtual evening of haunting poetry and prose."

Take a live guided tour through creeps and cracks of The Mount in Massachusetts while learning about some of the eeriest encounters that have happened there in the past decade.

Whether you fancy yourself a horror film buff or a candy snob, gather some friends for some friendly competition at this virtual Halloween-themed trivia night.

Dannah Phirman and Seth Morris portray an estranged couple living in an artist commune in this pre-Halloween production, roping in funny friends, musicians and story-tellers (and possibly a few adorable hell-hounds).

Mix up a cocktail, sit back, and let a cast of immersive entertainers wow you with their performances of songs, dances, monologues, burlesque, drag, and more.

This spooky tropical vibe-fest features DJs from Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, the UK, and more playing soca, reggae, and other international soundclash styles for your freaky, costumed dancing pleasure.

San Francisco magician Paul Nathan and comedy juggler Frank Olivier round up dancers, a sword swallower, a nine foot lady, and more spooky performers during this night-before-Halloween cabaret show.

Featuring vendors from all around the world, shop for unique items with plenty of time to arrive before Christmas. Plus enjoy a costume contest, panels, Q&A with vendors, and more.

Ever been curious how UK party people celebrate All Hallow's Eve? The ghoulishly delightful minds behind Morning Gloryville, the global daytime party sensation, are digging up a slew of live DJs and performances to get your bones jumping here and across the pond.

You've heard of Drag Queen Story Hour, bringing glamour and confidence to kids in the form of colorful storytelling. Now experience Drag Queen Spooky Hour, as Pickle, Cholula Lemon, and more fabulous queens read their favorite frightful tales to your little pumpkins.

Have kids under 10 put on their costumes and tune in to this 20th annual event— online for the first time. They'll see a contortionist, a display of decorated pumpkins, and (somehow) a live Halloween parade.

Cartoonists, writers and artists get into character on the live Halloween edition of this nerdy Dungeons & Dragons podcast, in which the party will face off against the undead with the help of a celebrity guest.

New York magician and mentalist Gary Ferrar (he starred in Buzzfeed's memorable "Drunk Magic" video) hosts a virtual Halloween magic show, opening his bag of tricks on the most chilling night of the year.

Bono-endorsed Irish mentalist Keith Barry heads up a family-friendly steaming performance of brain-bending feats that put viewers (and the contents of their minds) into the show.

This Halloween, learn about the Irish origins of both Dracula and Halloween with a discussion of Joseph O'Connor's spooky new book, "Shadowplay"

Party, play games, and celebrate spooky Halloween without overstimulation. For sensory- sensitive and autistic kids, music and lights are low, and closed captioning is on for this party.

Gather the family for a paint party and create your own haunted houses!

This fiery, queer spooktacular is complete with horror-themed trivia, a live DJ, ghost stories and ghoulish games, and a chance to win some great prizes.

Justin Willman, star of the Netlix series "Magic for Humans," is back on Zoom with another all-ages show packed with new tricks and some treats for winners of a Halloween costume contest (so don't forget to dress up).

Penn & Teller: Fool Us contestant David Parr takes viewers into his Sorcerer's Lair for an evening of levitation, vanishing and other inexplicable illusions, delivered via Zoom with pay-what-you-can admission.

Five of Ontario's top magicians team up for an evening thrilling and chilling illusions, with performances by duo The Sentimentalists and sideshow act Massacre Matthews. Plus, you'll learn a spooky trick to show your friends!

If you're stuck at home on Halloween, St. Louis actor and singer-songwriter Alicia Revé is picking up her guitar and hosting a livestream that you can attend in costume while you dig into your candy stash.

Step One: rewatch Disney's "Hocus Pocus" (or call it up from memory) . Step Two: log-into this online trivial gathering and in five fun rounds test your knowledge with others in a virtual Halloween party.

Independent open format radio station WFMU throws a Halloween party via Zoom, with Marty McSorley and Mon Amie spinning scary tunes while viewers compete in costume, dance and decor contests.

Former sitcom star Christopher Titus hosts a night of killer comedy featuring author Greg Behrendt, podcaster Jackie Kashian, and a mysterious guest known only as the Invisible Man.

Rave to the grave, but first, dance yourself to death with a full 24-hours' worth of techno, house, ambient, and more to raise your spirits and burnish your soul. Featuring creepy visuals, costumes, and even a live call-in psychic medium.

Help raise money for those affected by the California wildfires and take in some glamorous routines from a lineup of Santa Cruz performers during this Halloween cy-burlesque showcase.

Children age 7 to 10 can attend this science-y event in costume. You provide the vinegar, baking soda, and more. Your kids can clean up the mess.