Who says leprechauns only come out for St. Patrick’s Day? This Halloween, O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub is putting an Irish twist on spooky season with a leprechaun-themed takeover in the heart of Downtown San Jose. Follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square and see what’s waiting at the other end.
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Leprechaun Pop-up at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub transforms Downtown San Jose with a Halloween leprechaun‑themed takeover; follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square.
Leprechaun Pop-up at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub transforms Downtown San Jose with a Halloween leprechaun‑themed takeover; follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square.
Leprechaun Pop-up at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub transforms Downtown San Jose with a Halloween leprechaun‑themed takeover; follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square.
Leprechaun Pop-up at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub transforms Downtown San Jose with a Halloween leprechaun‑themed takeover; follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square.
Live entertainment, cultural demonstrations, and diverse artmaking experiences fill Community Day: Día de Los Muertos at the San Jose Museum of Art.
Symphony San Jose presents a Halloween concert of classical themes, conducted by Peter Jaffe with vocalist Bianca Orsi, featuring a costume contest, California Theatre, $35–$125, all ages.
Ghostbusters Pop-up (Dr. Funk: Rum House + Kitchen, San Jose) — Bar transforms with Ghostbusters décor and specialty Halloween cocktails for paranormal fun.
Community ofrenda at Bascom Library where participants learn about Día de Muertos and place a photo or name tag honoring a loved one, all ages.
MINIBOSS turns into a horror‑themed arcade bar with ’80s/’90s movie decor and coffin‑shaped cocktail menu served in spooky mugs and novelty glassware.
Dearly Departed transforms Alter Ego Cocktail Club into an elegant vampire lair with theatrical Halloween cocktails served in themed glassware and a black‑leather menu.
Spooky paper creations hide among bookshelves at Biblioteca Latinoamericana, where participants grab clue cards, search the shelves, and claim prizes at the information desk, ages 5–18.
Hands‑on computer assembly with donated lab PCs in Educational Park’s study room, where participants plug in components, disassemble to a motherboard, reassemble and troubleshoot, free for ages 10+.
Japanese language storytime with Poponta Children’s Cultural Society in the Sunnyvale Public Library program room, free for ages 0‑5 and caregivers, limited space.
Yves Bigot discusses his five‑decade career in media, music and culture at the Alliance Française of San Francisco.
Farmer Mike, the Pumpkin Picasso, sculpts giant pumpkins on stage at Park Valencia, Santana Row.
Valkyries finals screened on a 20‑foot LED wall at SPARK Social San José, with Aviation Cocktails, Violet Slushies, and ten food trucks; free, all ages, pets welcome.
