IT’S THE ORIGINAL HAUNTED SPEAKEASY PARTY in America’s most beloved haunted city!

Come Party like it’s 1929!

This Halloween Season, Historic Hamilton Hall turns into the Haunted Speakeasy! An over the top 1920s Haunted Mansion Party of your vintage dreams!

Mobsters and Molls, Flappers and Bootleggers, Ghosts and Ghouls!

The veil lifts at 219 year-old Hamilton Hall to reveal scenes from Salem’s ghostly past. Specters from the final Halloween before the end of prohibition haunt the halls. Dance and enjoy spirits (booo!) and spirits (*wink*) as 1920s music (and contemporary songs reVAMPed for that flapper feel) play in the ballroom by Speakeasy Spectacle Niki Luparelli and the Grave Diggers! Interspersed with just the right amount of floor performances by some of New England’s best burlesque and variety acts!

Prohibition Era Cocktails! Full Bar Available

Admission includes:

💀 Coat Check

💀 Glass of Champagne upon arrival

💀 Photo Booth with complimentary photo keepsake by Captured Exposure

💀 Sumptuous Appetizers and Small Bites by Vinwood Catering

💀 Incredible 1920s Themed Burlesque Performances

💀 A Vintage Dance Lesson so you can dance the evening away in confidence!

💀 Haunt experience with the ghosts and ghouls of Hamilton Hall

💀 3 sets by Niki Luparelli and the Grave Diggers!

Doors at 5:30pm (Bar opens at 6pm)

21+

DRESS CODE:

NO sneakers, jeans, baseball hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, shorts. You will not be admitted. Please tell your guests so there are no sad faces at the door

This is an immersive haunted 1920s cosplay event; it will be more fun if you dress of the realm: Ghastly Gatsby, 1920s & 30s, cocktail attire, vintage, opulent, retro, horrific, ghosts, zombie, dead. HAVE FUN and DRESS UP!

IF IN DOUBT, WEAR DRESSY BLACK

**NO REFUNDS will be given for not adhering to the dress code or being underage/No ID

**Due to its historic nature, the building unfortunately does not provide handicap accessibility and lacks an elevator. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause**

PARKING INFO

https://www.salem.org/travel-info/parking/