A weekend of eerie entertainment, spooky characters, and frightfully delicious food awaits the Brisbane community as the city’s biggest Halloween party gets underway at Hamilton’s Eat Street Northshore.
The massive three-day event is a highlight on the local calendar, transforming the popular venue into a Halloween wonderland. The celebration will run from Friday, 31st October, to Sunday, 2nd November. The gates will be open from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday.
At the heart of the festival is the diverse array of food and drink options. With over 60 traders on-site, visitors can expect a huge selection of gourmet street eats and desserts, many with a frightful twist for the occasion. The organisers, Goodwill Projects, have stated this year’s event will offer dishes guaranteed to provide both shivers and thrills.
Beyond the food, a full lineup of entertainment is planned to keep the atmosphere buzzing. Live bands will perform throughout the weekend, accompanied by roving performers and eerie characters who will be wandering the laneways. The event encourages attendees to get involved, with costume parades planned and plenty of spooky photo opportunities scattered throughout the venue.
The event is designed to be accessible for the whole community, particularly families. Entry for children under the age of 13 is free, while the standard entry fee is $6. To make visiting easier, free parking is also available on-site at the 221D Macarthur Ave location. As one of Brisbane’s most iconic destinations, Eat Street Northshore has a long history of drawing large crowds, and this Halloween weekend is expected to be its most spooktacular yet, offering a memorable experience for all who dare to attend.
Published Date 17-October-2025
