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What’s On in Hua Hin This Week: 29 October–4 November

Halloween takes over Hua Hin from Thursday: a beach party at The Standard, haunted nights at Daddy Deli and Thaiger Lily, a chef takeover in Pran Buri and a classical concert.

by Claudia · · 4 min read
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Halloween owns this week in Hua Hin. From Thursday night there are costume parties on the beachfront lawn at The Standard, haunted dinners at Daddy Deli, three nights at Thaiger Lily and a chef takeover in Pran Buri. Here is the week day by day, Thursday to Wednesday.

Thursday 29 October

Roots and Migrations with Duo Baraldi is on at Elder Blossom Hua Hin at 4.30pm. The violin and cello pair mix Italian music, Asian melodies and contemporary pieces. Tickets are ฿750 through Hua Hin Events.

Later, Thaiger Lily on Binthabat Road starts its three-night Halloween festival, called Abandoned Mansion, with a different guest DJ each night. Fred Canal, Sync Mode and Jules Blons are the names on the venue’s announcement. The best costume wins a bottle of sparkling wine, and tables are booked on 062 686 4442.

Also today, water and power to the buildings being cleared along the beachfront between Hua Hin Fishing Pier and the Chao Mae Thap Thim Shrine are due to be cut. Our running timeline has the details.

Friday 30 October

Halloween Haunted House is the opening night of Daddy Deli Firehouse in Nong Kae, and it comes with a Halloween set menu from ฿990+. Season Band plays live from 7pm, and kids’ activities run until 8pm. Upstairs, Bar Tigre has DJ Koladas and DJ James Clark from 9pm with a live percussionist. The venue’s post lists the hours as 5pm to 1am.

Cicada Market opens for the weekend. It runs from 4pm to 11pm Friday to Sunday on Suan Si, opposite the Hyatt Regency entrance. Expect crafts, a small art gallery, live music in the amphitheatre and a food court that takes tickets instead of cash. Entry is free.

Saturday 31 October

This is the big night. Pick your costume and your venue early.

  • Halloween After Dark at The Standard, Hua Hin puts five hours of DJs on the beachfront lawn from 5pm. James Clark plays at sunset and Petey closes, and there is a costume contest for the two best-dressed guests. Tickets are ฿450 pre-sale and ฿550 at the door. See our full preview and the hotel’s event page.
  • Haunted Daddy Deli is the adults-only version, from 7pm, with a Halloween buffet and open bar all night, a live band, DJ, dancers and fire performers. It costs ฿2,990 all inclusive, and reservations are required, per the venue’s post.
  • Chef X at Luna La Pran is a chef takeover at the beachfront restaurant of Sheraton Hua Hin Pranburi Villas. Chef Attapol Thangthong cooks a Pran Buri-sourced menu with white prawns, black crab curry and pineapple fried rice, with dishes from ฿220++. Reserve on LINE @sheratonpranburi or 032 909 900, according to a press release carried by ThaiPR.
  • Thaiger Lily closes its Halloween run tonight, with Cicada Market also open from 4pm.

Sunday 1 November

Cicada Market is the main fixed point of the day, open from 4pm. We found no other ticketed events with a confirmed date for Sunday.

Monday 2 to Wednesday 4 November

The calendar is quiet. We found no public event with a confirmed date for these three days, so check the Hua Hin events calendar before you plan, because venues often post late.

Before you go

The Thai Meteorological Department warned of isolated very heavy rain in Prachuap Khiri Khan up to Thursday evening, as The Nation reported. If you are planning a beach party, check the forecast on the day. Read our note on swimming and beach debris before you go in the sea.

Coming up

The next weekend is busier. Glamping Festival 2026 fills Arena Hua Hin Sports Club on 6 and 7 November, and Market Village Hua Hin hosts its Deepavali Festival on Saturday 7 November. Taidin Synthesia follows at Blush on 14 November, and Loy Krathong falls on 24 November. Every date is in the events calendar.

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