Pick a playful costume together and make a grown-up Halloween night of dancing, trick-or-treating, and a costume contest.
Yesteryear Village at the South Florida Fairgrounds
Good to know
Ages 21+. The organizer lists $35 advance or $40 at the gate, including one signature cocktail. Enter via Sansbury’s Way, Gate 3, then the Archway Gate.
A music-first Friday date with jazz and classic soul, leaving room for dinner in Pineapple Grove before the show.
Arts Garage, 94 NE 2nd Avenue
Good to know
Choose seats through the official event page. Arts Garage permits outside food, but all beverages must be purchased there; allow time for metered parking.
Climb 105 steps for history, waterfront views, and the evening light.
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
Good to know
$25 per person; $20 for members. Arrive 15 minutes early. Weather dependent; tickets are nonrefundable, with rain rescheduling stated by the organizer.
For couples who love a good scare, swap the usual evening out for haunted houses, scare zones, and midway fun.
South Florida Fairgrounds, Kubota AGZone
Good to know
General admission is listed at $48.50 with 40 Fright Credits; parking is $10. Expect sudden loud noises, strobes, and graphic scenes. Read the organizer’s suitability guidance before booking.
Dress up for a daytime garden outing with music, a costume runway, food vendors and seasonal activities.
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, 900 N. Birch Road
Good to know
This is a family-friendly festival, with children and pets welcome in the event program. Check tickets and food purchases separately; plan for an outdoor afternoon.
Art After Dark: Jazz Friday / Subtropic Film Festival
· 5–10 p.m. ET
Independent short films, a filmmaker conversation, gallery tours, and live jazz offer several ways to share an evening.
Norton Museum of Art
Good to know
Adult admission is $10; parking extra. Film program: 6–7:30 p.m., with separate registration link. BStew Jazz Trio: 7:15–8 and 8:15–9 p.m. Tours have limited capacity.
Make a tasting adventure out of Asian food stalls, cultural performances, live music, and art and anime vendors. Each of you gets to choose the next stop.
South Florida Fairgrounds
Good to know
The venue lists general admission separately from the food vendors. Budget for purchases and check the current ticket price and performance schedule before going.
Make Monday feel like a night away with a country concert from Wynonna Judd and opening act Troubadour Blue.
Kravis Center, Alexander W. Dreyfoos Concert Hall
Good to know
Buy through the official Kravis page and allow time for parking before the 7 p.m. start. Seat prices and availability vary; dinner is a separate reservation.
Make dinner an outdoor tasting adventure, with food from participating chefs and wine, beer and spirit tastings.
Sanborn Square Park, 72 N. Federal Highway
Good to know
Ages 21+ with valid ID. The organizer lists nonrefundable, rain-or-shine tickets; vendors can change. Confirm the correct admission option and arrange your ride home.
· Nov. 27: 8 p.m.; Nov. 28: 2 and 8 p.m.; Nov. 29: 1 and 7 p.m. ET
Put romance, suspense, and a familiar soundtrack on your Thanksgiving-weekend calendar with this stage musical inspired by the film.
Kravis Center, Alexander W. Dreyfoos Concert Hall
Good to know
Choose a matinee for a daytime date or book an early dinner before an evening performance. Tickets are sold by performance and seat; check the official page.
Find a viewing spot together for decorated floats, music, and a festive community evening themed around Boca by the Beach.
Downtown Boca Raton; final route to be announced
Good to know
The date and time are published, but the city says route changes are expected because of Federal Highway roadwork. Check the final route before choosing parking or a viewing spot.
Share a cozy cabaret evening of Broadway music and backstage stories with Seth Rudetsky and a guest Broadway performer.
Johnson Hall, Dixon Education Building, 240 Cocoanut Row
Good to know
Listed at $40. General-public reservations open October 22 at 10 a.m. This event is in the Dixon Education Building; confirm ticket availability before arranging dinner.
An evening concert, holiday decorations and a self-guided nighttime look through the historic house make a dressed-up December date.
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, 900 N. Birch Road
Good to know
Pre-registration required; tickets are nonrefundable. The published admission includes catered food and two drink tickets. Confirm the evening's timing before adding another reservation.
Decorated boats and a traveling fireworks display bring the holiday celebration to the waterfront.
Intracoastal Waterway, ending at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
Good to know
Check public viewing locations and access before leaving; arrival times and bridge openings are approximate. The organizer welcomes new, unwrapped toy donations.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Baroque Concertos
· 7 p.m. ET
A chamber-music evening that gives an anniversary or a midweek date a sense of occasion.
Royal Poinciana Chapel, 60 Cocoanut Row
Good to know
$40 per person; no charge for Four Arts members. General-public reservations open October 22 at 10 a.m. Complimentary valet only. This concert is at the chapel.
Dinner at Florie’s: Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival
· 7 p.m. ET
Make it an occasion with a five-course seated dinner and Taub Family Vineyards wine pairings at Florie’s.
Florie’s, Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
Good to know
Listed at $275 per person; ages 21+. Smart casual attire and valet-only parking are specified. Check the final checkout total and availability before making plans.
Turn an afternoon into a tasting date with chef-created dishes, wine, and a culinary competition. Compare favorites as you explore.
Palm Beach County Convention Center
Good to know
Ages 21+. Published early pricing is $179 per person, increasing to $229 after November 13. Garage parking is not included; check checkout total and consider a ride home.