We’re less than ten days from Halloween and the pop-ups, parties and costume planning are in full swing. I was over at my friend's last night and someone showed up as the Bad Bunny shrub. It wasn't even a costume party, but they obviously won the evening.

If you’ve already got your costume figured out and just need somewhere to show it off, Sinners & Saints is the move. Win your way in to one of Boston’s biggest Halloween parties.

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• 18 titles = $18 lobster rolls. Pauli’s is celebrating the Celtics home opener with special pricing for the first 18 fans who show up in a Celtics jersey before tomorrow’s game. Dress accordingly.

• We’ve given you loads of plans for Halloween, but we couldn't gatekeep this one anymore. The Vampire Circus brings illusions, acrobatics and more to Capitol Center for the Arts on October 30th and you can win your way in.*

• Beetlejuice brings his morbid humor, questionable morals and musical numbers to the Wang Theatre in February. Do: enter to win tickets. Don’t: say his name three times.*

• Get a little messy with Remi Wolf next spring. The Mud Tour hits MGM Music Hall on March 2nd with Emma Ogier. Need tickets?*

• More reasons to leave the house →

WHERE TO WATCH REALITY TV IN BOSTON

As the nights cool down, it’s easy to slide into solo streaming mode, especially with fall premieres on the calendar. But if you're more about communal viewing than solo binge-watching, Boston has plenty of spots where you can catch Bravo instead of ESPN.

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• Put a little hocus pocus into your pottery skills. This Halloween craft workshop teaches you how to pinch and mold clay into spooky creations.

• Sip, shop and find your fortune in Cambridge this weekend with a vintage market and scavenger hunt where you can win big.

• Grab your pup for Howl-O-Ween Yappy Hour, filled with costume contests, trick-or-treating and more, all benefiting Great Dog Rescue New England.

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