Halloweem.org presents Halloweem 2025!

Get ready for a spooktacular night!

Party Details

🗓️ Date: October 24th, 2025

⏰ Time: 9:00 PM

📍 Location: Wild Rover, Boston, MA

Don't miss out on the ghoulish fun!

What is Halloweem?

Halloweem is a proprietary fall holiday celebrated in the last four days of October. Participants wear costumes and wander the neighborhood looking for candy in a tradition called "Surprise-or-snack". People that celebrate Halloweem are called Weemers, while people that don't celebrate are Weemless.

Celebrating Halloweem without the express written consent of Halloweem.org is illegal in 3 states and the District of Columbia. Any unlicensed celebration of Halloweem will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Anyone attending an officially sanctioned Halloweem event can dress in a costume of their choice or as one of Halloweem.org's many proprietary Halloweem monsters.

Classic Halloweem Monsters

An image of Goomies

Goomies

A fan favorie! These little adorable fuzzballs skip around speaking their signature language "Goombinese".

Mosferatu

Mosferatu

Nocturnal creatures of folklore, known for draining the life essence of the living through their terrifying unibrow of doom.

Smecter

Smecter

Buried deep in the earth for decades, Smecters are the living embodiement of humam trash. Their foul stench wafts off their bag-like skin, warning all who are near.

Samwich

Samwich

The most feared of all the proprietary lunch monsters, Samwich is composed of several slices of lettuce, tomato, cheese, and pure terror between two slices of white samwich bread.

Smeleton

Smeleton

Legend has it that when a person dies due to a stink most terrible they turn into a smeleton. These bony creatures are forever stuck with their long nose, a reminder of their demise.

A blurred image of this year's new monster

To Be Announced!

RSVP to the Official 2025 Halloweem.org© Halloweem Party for updates on this year's new monster!

Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: What is a Weemer?

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Q: Is Halloweem Popular?

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