City of West Hollywood Co-Sponsors #BOO! – A Free Sober Halloween Event on Friday, October 23 Beginning at 8 p.m.

The City of West Hollywood is proud to co-sponsor #BOO!, a free sober Halloween event organized by the West Hollywood Recovery Center in partnership with AALA, Fun in Sobriety, The Phoenix, and Trudging Buddies.

The event will take place on Friday, October 23, 2026 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the West Hollywood Log Cabin, located at 621 N. Robertson Boulevard. Tijuana superstar Kay Sedia will serve as the event host and the evening will include a costume contest, food and refreshments, music, and entertainment. DJ Quinn will be the night's DJ, and there will be performances by Arianna Taylor, Banana Nicole Split, and Spacee Kadett. Advance RSVP is requested; please visit go.weho.org/boo to secure a free RSVP.

#BOO! is designed to provide a safe and festive space for the sober community to come together and celebrate in advance of Halloween weekend. More than just a party, attendees can expect a welcoming environment where everyone can connect, express themselves freely through costumes and creativity, and enjoy the fun of the Halloween season without the pressures or presence of alcohol or substances. #BOO! highlights the City of West Hollywood's commitment to supporting programs that promote wellness, recovery, and community connection.

The West Hollywood Recovery Center (WHRC), a nonprofit community-based organization, provides vital support, resources, and meeting space for individuals seeking recovery from alcohol and substance use. The WHRC hosts year-round programming that promotes health, wellness, and connection among community members in recovery. For more information about the West Hollywood Recovery Center visit https://thewhrc.org.

The City of West Hollywood has a longstanding commitment to supporting the recovery community and creating safe spaces for celebration and connection. Holidays can be challenging moments for individuals in recovery; by offering an alternative Halloween celebration, this event helps provide meaningful connection, reduces barriers to engaging with community, and reinforces West Hollywood's leadership in promoting belonging, health, and well-being for everyone.

For additional information about this event, please contact City of West Hollywood Community Programs Coordinator Moya Márquez at (323) 848-6574 or at [email protected]. For people who are Deaf or hard of hearing dial 711 or 1-800-735-2929 (TTY) or 1-800-735-2922 (voice) for California Relay Service (CRS) assistance.

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