Enjoy a spirited Crawl-o-Ween at the Anaheim Packing District this weekend
Although the weather forecast calls for rain this Saturday, we predict a 100% chance of fun! Let's take to spook-tacular time indoors with a spirited crawl through the Anaheim Packing District. If you find yourself born after 2005 on today's date or thereafter, this article is for you, especially if you are still trying to figure out what to do this Halloween. It's not too late to partake! There won't be another Saturday night Halloween for another 11 years. Dress up, or come as you are!
Anaheim MAKE
500 S. Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805
DJ Jose Jurado playing the funky freaky vinyls in the MAKE hallway October 31, 6-9pm

Stone Groove Still House - Hi Fi Haunt October 31, 5pm-midnight
Pali Wine Co - Wine & Halloween Candy Tasting Friday and Saturday!
Anaheim Packing House-
440 S. Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805
DJ Crisanto - Friday Night and Saturday Night, 6-9pm

Hammer Bar - Dress in costume for a free hat and a chance to win a gift card October 31!
Mini Monster - Dress up to get a Free Halloween Pin October 31!
The Kroft - Thanksgiving Leftover Poutine & Sandwich available through the holidays
Blue Bowl - Seasonal Fall Toppings
En Cultura (10/30 Halloween Eve Party on the Patio - night before the storm)
Le Parfait Paris - Spooky Season Cakes - Award-winning desserts!

Where to park?
We suggest to valet! It's only $9 and will save you a walk in the rain. Otherwise, there is free parking along the streets and in the nearby garage at City Hall.
Orange County's Original Food Hall Named Best in OC in 2025 and 2026!
Located at 440 S. Anaheim Blvd., the Anaheim Packing District encompasses four historic landmarks (the Anaheim Packing House, the Packard Building, MAKE and Villain's Brewing) along with the glorious 2-acre Farmers Park. The main ingredient of this foodie quintet is the Anaheim Packing House, built in 1919 and one of the last remaining citrus packing warehouses in Orange County, which has been historically preserved and retrofitted as OC's first communal food hall. The Packard Building anchors the north end of the district, while MAKE, a 109-year-old former marmalade factory built in 1917, and Villain's Brewing establish its southern border. Boasting more than 40 unique food and beverage artisans, the Packing District offers a culinary menagerie for families and visitors alike.






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