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Club Science: Halloween

October 30 | 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm

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Event features:

  • Live DJ: DJ OMGIGI is an artist, show producer, local luminary and icon originally from Atlanta but calls Minneapolis home now. She is best known for her Disconcé & Yeehawoncé parties, Flip Phone events, 613 Day, and selling her pop culture inspired enamel pins & croc charms at events around the city.
  • Real-time dissection by museum biologists
  • DIY Slime Bar
  • Chilling performances from theatrical scientists
  • Exclusive Shark Kingdom Omnitheater showing
  • Costume contest, with prizes!

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Our 21+ Halloween hangout is a scientifically proven ghostly good time. Club Science: Halloween is full of tricks and treats for you and your gruesome crew, complete with boo-ze, brews, and beats.

  • A Science Live actor pours a smoky substance into a beaker during a show.
  • Club Science: Pride attendees gather on the dance floor in the lobby during a DJ set.
  • A great white shark swims in the ocean during the film Sharks.
  • A trio of friends in costumes pose for the camera during a Halloween event at the museum.
  • Headshot of DJ OMGIGI while djing at an event.
  • Visitors stand at a slime bar during a Club Science: Pride event.
  • A group of people in costumes for Halloween gather around a specimen case in the museum.
  • A Science Live actor facilitates an experiment with the help of two visitors in costume for Halloween.
  • A t. rex with headphones on.

The fine print: Tickets include museum exploration sans little goblins, live performances, and one included glass of wine, beer, or soda. Additional beverages will be available for purchase. Shark Kingdom showing an additional fee ($5).

Disguise disclaimer: Don’t get caught aghast at the door — every attendee must be 21 or older with a valid ID. Our boo-uncers will be checking ID cards upon entry. All costumes are subject to review upon arrival. Museum staff reserve the right to deny entry or ask for modifications to ensure safety and community standards.

Costume rules and guidelines:

  • No Real Weapons: All props must be clearly fake and made from safe materials (foam, plastic, etc.). No sharp edges or projectiles.
  • Face Visibility Required: Full-face masks and face paint that cover your entire face are not permitted. Partial masks are okay.
  • Watch the Bulk: Avoid large wings, tails, armor, or anything that takes up lots of space or risks damaging exhibits.
  • No Wheels, Please: Roller skates, Heelys, scooters, and hoverboards are not allowed inside the museum.
  • Lights, Smoke, Sound – Maybe Not: Costumes that include fog machines, strobe lights, or loud effects may be turned away. When in doubt, ask staff at the door.
  • No Messy Materials: Glitter, confetti, fake blood that drips, or anything that sheds is a no-go—they can damage exhibits and create safety hazards.
  • Respect Others’ Space: This is a crowded event. Keep your costume manageable and maneuverable.

Science Museum of Minnesota

120 West Kellogg Blvd.
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 United States + Google Map