A Spooky Science Halloween Awaits at The Mind Museum

This Halloween, The Mind Museum is blending chills with curiosity as it transforms into a haven for spooky science and art lovers of all ages.

From eerie trivia nights to creepy crafts and after-dark adventures, there’s something thrilling for everyone.

A Night of Frights and Facts: Mind Pub Quiz Night – Tatot Ato!

On October 24 at 6 PM, the fan-favorite Mind Pub Quiz Night returns for another round of scientific scares and witty fun. Gather your team and test your knowledge on spooky science, horror-inspired pop culture, and even today’s most frightful current events. Expect a night filled with laughter, screams, and clever competition.

💡 Details: P550 per person, inclusive of food and drinks.

📍 Register now at bit.ly/MindPubTatotAto

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Weird Wonders for the Young and Curious: Mind S-Cool Workshop – Bizarre Botanicals

On October 25, from 10 AM to 12 PM, kids and families can dive into the eerie world of strange plants. In this hands-on art and science workshop, participants will create their own peculiar plant species inspired by nature’s weirdest and wildest flora. It’s fun, creative, and a little creepy, perfect for curious minds.

💡 Details: P2,000 (1 child + 1 FREE adult) includes museum access and workshop materials.

📍 Sign up at bit.ly/BizarreBotanicalsReg

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Step Into the Shadows: After Hours – Parade of Phobias

When the lights go out, the museum comes alive. On October 25, from 6 PM to 9 PM, explore The Mind Museum in the dark during After Hours: Parade of Phobias. This one-of-a-kind evening invites guests to face their fears through a unique mixed reality activity while exploring all five museum galleries under the cover of night.

🎟️ Regular museum ticket rates apply. 

Get your tickets at www.themindmuseum.org/buy-tickets

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Chills Over Coffee: Better World Café – Tabi-Tabi Po

Before the night ends, settle in for Better World Café: Tabi-Tabi Po on October 25, from 5 PM to 7 PM. This cozy yet spine-tingling session unpacks the science behind Philippine mythological creatures, from aswangs to kapres. Learn how biology, geography, and psychology shape the folklore that still haunts our imaginations.

☕ Admission is free and open to everyone.

Get ready for a Halloween where science meets the supernatural. Follow @themindmuseum on social media for updates, sneak peeks, and more spooky surprises.