- Event Overview
About
Huntington, NY
Halloween Pub Crawls
Huntington is a Long Island village with a real downtown, and the Huntington Halloween Bar Crawl uses it: three stops, Nag’s Head Ale House, Ivy Kitchen & Bar, and Repeal XVIII, all within walking distance in the village. The scale is smaller and friendlier than a city crawl, which is the point.
The crowd leans suburban. People come in from Northport, Commack, Melville, Cold Spring Harbor, and across Suffolk and Nassau Counties, plus Stony Brook and Hofstra friends who want a night out on the North Shore. Many have been in the same group chats since high school, so the costumes tend to be coordinated.
Late October on the Island is crisp, often in the 40s and 50s at night, and leaves are still around. A coat over a costume is normal, and so is stepping inside to warm up between stops. The walk through the village is short enough that you will not freeze.
Your ticket includes the wristband, a digital map, and Halloween specials at participating bars. Check-in is at Nag’s Head Ale House, and the LIRR Port Jefferson line stops in Huntington, which makes the train a good way to come and go. The village center is small and walkable, so you can see all three stops in a single evening without moving the car, and the train station is close by for anyone coming from the city or the western suburbs.
What’s Included With My Huntington Halloween Bar Crawl Ticket?
🔥 Free entry into participating bars
🎉 Free after party at a participating venue
👻 Halloween-themed drink specials
😋 Food specials at select venues
📸 Professional photographer on site
🎟️ Pubcrawls.com branded wristband
🗺️ Digital bar crawl map access
🕸️ High-energy Halloween atmosphere
Participating Bars
- Nag’s Head Ale House – 3pm-7pm (Check In Location)
- Ivy Kitchen & Bar – 5pm-9pm (Must be inside by 9pm)
- Repeal XVIII – 5pm-8pm
- Finnegan’s 6pm-10pm
Event Details
Largest Pub Crawl Event
40,000+ Attendees
4+ Participating Bars
Organized Event
- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
One ticket covers the wristband, the map, and Halloween specials at the participating bars.
Official Crawl Wristband
Your all-access pass to every participating bar in Huntington village. Show it at the door and walk straight in all night.
Crawl Map and Route
A printed route covering every Huntington stop so the whole group stays together and nobody misses a bar.
Exclusive Drink Specials
Every bar on the route serves deals available to ticket holders only. Better prices, better drinks, better night.
Costume Contest Entry
Every ticket holder is entered automatically. Judges watch the route all night and the prize goes to the best costume on it.
Safe Group Experience
Move through the village as an organized group. No guessing what comes next and no cover charge confusion at any door.
Professional Event Staff
Staff are posted along the route all night to keep things moving and make sure every stop runs smoothly.
Full Halloween Atmosphere
Every bar on the route goes all in. Spooky lighting, themed decorations, Halloween drink menus, and staff who dressed up.
A North Shore Tradition
Regulars come back every single year. Do it once and October 31st on the north shore never looks the same again.
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
The route includes Nag’s Head Ale House, Ivy Kitchen & Bar, and Repeal XVIII, with check-in at Nag’s Head. Your confirmation email has the timing for each stop.
How the Pub Crawl Works
Four simple steps to join the St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl and start bar hopping.
Grab your spot before it sells out. Tickets are limited, the event fills up every year, and buying early gets you the best price.
Head to the starting venue at the time listed on your ticket. Pick up your official wristband and crawl map at check-in.
Move through every bar on the crawl route at your own pace. Your wristband gets you in at each stop and unlocks the drink specials.
The pub crawl wraps at the final bar where the costume contest winner gets announced. Stick around, the bar stays open.
Event Agendas
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Huntington NY Halloween Bar Crawl?
Saturday, October 31, 2026, 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Halloween falls on a Saturday, which is the strongest possible date for a Huntington Village crawl. Halloween on a weekend is the best draw the village gets.
Is this Huntington New York or West Virginia?
New York. The listing covers Huntington Village on the north shore of Long Island, a separate event from the Huntington, West Virginia listings on the site. Check the state before booking any travel.
Which part of Huntington does the route use?
Huntington Village, around New York Avenue and Wall Street, where the bars and restaurants concentrate into a few walkable blocks. Your confirmed venue arrives with the ticket.
Is Huntington Village walkable that night?
Very. The village centre keeps its participating bars a minute or two apart, which is exactly what a busy Halloween Saturday on Long Island needs. Nothing on the route is more than a couple of minutes away.
How cold is Long Island on October 31?
Cool to cold, usually in the 40s after dark with damp air off the Sound. A coat over the costume is the sensible call by the end of October.
Can I take the LIRR to Huntington Village?
Yes, and it is the practical option. The Port Jefferson branch serves Huntington station, though it is a short cab ride from there down into the village itself.
Who turns out in Huntington for Halloween?
North shore locals in large numbers, with a broad age range. The village draws a settled Suffolk County crowd rather than a student or visitor one. Expect a wide age range in the room.
Should I arrange a ride home in Huntington?
Yes, if you are not taking the train. Rideshare demand across Suffolk County peaks on Halloween Saturday and the roads out of the village are dark. Agree the pickup point before you start.
