
Community Day: Día de Los Muertos
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San Jose International Short Film Festival (Cinemark CineArts Santana Row) — Showcasing over 150 world‑class short films celebrating its 18th year.
Tunnel of Terror at City Hall Plaza features live performances, spooky vibes, treats, local makers, lowriders, and a costume contest.
Live entertainment, cultural demonstrations, and eclectic artmaking experiences fill San Jose Museum of Art’s Día de los Muertos Community Day, featuring an Open Space Authority booth.
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.
Rhythm on the River (Guadalupe River Park Conservancy) — Live music and community activities along the river between Santa Clara St. and Discovery Meadow.
Intimate wine‑paired dinner at Alamitos Vineyards featuring chef Matt Close’s autumn menu and handcrafted wines by George Troquato and Shaun Coleman.
Shelby Hendricks leads an observation‑based exploration of the exhibition “A Small Ocean Swallowed” at the San Jose Museum of Art Association.
Open galleries and live entertainment fill SJMA’s First Fridays with an inviting evening for all ages.
Free general admission to the San Jose Museum of Art Association for Bank of America, Merrill, or Private Bank cardholders.
World of Dumplings Food Festival at the Ferry Building offers dumplings from 25+ vendors, eating contests, cooking demos, beer garden, trivia, performances and music, free, all ages.
Spooktacular Halloween storytime with costume parade and trick‑or‑treating, plus stories, songs, rhymes and movement activities, at Cambrian 2nd Floor Picture Book Area, free for ages 5 and under.
Opening celebration of Irving Norman: Fight for Life at San Jose Museum of Art Association features a survey of his monumental paintings and drawings critiquing modern life's perils.