Fill your own box of wax melts from the in-store selection at Get Drenched. Normally it’s $20 a box, but for the four days of Ghost Festival it’s half price: just $10 a box. Pick your favourite scents and let the spooky season fill your home.
Say hello to Atty’s Peek-a-Boo prints, a trio of playful characters peeking out at you: a koala, an emu and an otter. The set of three is usually $400, but for Ghost Festival it’s just $200. They’re a fun, friendly way to take a little Halloween mischief home with you.
Treat yourself this Ghost Festival with 20% off when you spend over $100 at Joe Bananas. Use the code GHOSTFEST20, in-store or online, from 29 October to 1 November 2026 (inclusive). It’s four days only, so grab it before the ghosts take it back.
Luna Lu is serving something special for Ghost Festival, and it won’t be on the menu for long. The Black Margarita is made with Herradura tequila and finished with lime sugar and charcoal sugar. It’s smoky, dark and made exclusively for Ghost, so if you want a taste, you’ll have to catch it while the festival’s on.
Como Italian has conjured up a Ghost-exclusive menu that’s only here for the festival. The main is an ink squid and pumpkin ravioli filled with crab and mascarpone, served in a butter and parmigiano sauce. Pair it with the Vampire’s Kiss Spritz, a hauntingly refreshing elixir of deep pomegranate and lush blueberries with a splash of tart lemon juice. It’s layered with sweet grenadine, topped with bubbly Prosecco and a splash of club soda for a bloody delicious finish. Once Ghost is over, so is the menu.
For Ghost Festival only, Sicilian Restaurant is serving a menu you won’t find any other time of year. Start with the Bocconcini Eye Prosciutto ($18), a creepy little starter that’s watching you back. Follow it with the Pumpkin Sage Ravioli ($31), then raise a Vampire Negroni ($28) to the night. Three dishes created just for Ghost, and gone when the festival ends, so come hungry and come early.
Got a sweet tooth that needs feeding? Pop into Sticky during Ghost Festival and take home a free bag of spooky candy with any purchase. It’s a little treat to go with your treat, and the perfect fuel for a night of Halloween wandering through The Rocks.
This Halloween, step inside Shazia Imran Gallery in The Rocks and discover ‘Hauntingly Beautiful’, a specially curated collection of original artworks and limited-edition prints. Expect moody colours, atmospheric scenes, rich textures and mysterious tones. Selected works will be available at special Halloween prices, but there’s another surprise waiting inside. Choose a Trick-or-Treat Mystery Card to reveal an exclusive offer of up to 20%* off selected artworks. Come for the art, pick your card, and you might leave with something hauntingly beautiful.
*Offer available for a limited time this Halloween at Shazia Imran Gallery, The Rocks.
Welcome to the Witches Tea House at The Tea Cosy, where the Witches’ Brew is served hot or cold and comes in two bewitching versions. The Good Witch is spun with elderflower liqueur magic, while the Bad Witch is made wicked with Midori. Each brew has a popcorn partner to go with it: Good Witch Butterscotch Caramel for the sweet side, and Bad Witch Sea Witch Salt & Truffle for the dark side. Pick your coven and take your popcorn to go.