JSTA Halloween Party at 8th & Santa Fe

JSTAPARTY is back with another Halloween night, and this one goes well past a standard costume-and-cocktails setup. On Friday, October 30, the crew takes over 8th & Santa Fe on the east edge of downtown for six hours of DJs, games and a walk-through maze. If you are collecting EDM in Los Angeles for the Halloween run, this is an easy one to slot in the night before the main holiday.

When: Friday, October 30, 2026, 8:00 PM to 2:00 AM Where: 8th & Santa Fe, 2338 E 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Price: $11.99 Age: 21+ Tickets: Posh

What to expect

The promoter bills the night as a trip into "the world of the tethered," and the flyer leans into that with red paper-doll silhouettes holding hands. Past the theme, the program is unusually hands-on for a club-style night. There is a maze experience, a trick or treat lane, carnival games and free food, plus a costume contest with prizes for the winners.

The music side is a DJ lineup. The flyer lists Vestia, JSTAGIRL, Giselle Peppers, Kazadi, DJ Hunny Bee and Dirty Dell. The listing does not spell out genres, so treat it as a party night with a dance floor rather than a strict EDM bill, and check the Posh page for any updates before you go.

Plan on dressing up. A costume contest means people commit, and the maze and games are more fun when you are not worried about your outfit. Comfortable shoes are a smart call if you want to do the carnival games and the maze before the dance floor fills.

Getting there and practical notes

8th & Santa Fe sits in the industrial pocket just east of the Arts District, so expect a mix of street parking and paid lots nearby. Rideshare is the easier option on a Friday night, especially since it is a 21+ event with a bar crowd and a 2 AM finish. Bring a valid ID, because the age limit is enforced at the door.

Tickets are $11.99 through Posh. The organizer states that there are no refunds or exchanges under any circumstances, so confirm you can make it before you buy. For anyone building a list of things to do in Los Angeles around Halloween, the low price and the all-in format (food, games, maze and DJs) make it a good-value pick.

Make a weekend of it

October 30 is the start of the big Halloween weekend, which makes it a natural kickoff if you are planning LA events this weekend and the days after. Browse more nights on our EDM events page or see what else is happening in downtown.