5 spooky ways to celebrate Halloween on Halloween in Philadelphia

If you didn't get your fill of fright over the weekend, then you're in luck: Halloween isn't over yet.

While many folks may have celebrated the season's horrors through the Halloweekend, some ghoulish die-hards aren't letting a weekday holiday get them down. After all, Halloween comes but once a year.

So don't pack away that costume or dig into your candy just yet — there is partying to do. And whether you're looking for a devilish dance party or something more educational, we've got you covered.

[Read more: Your guide to a last-minute, Philly-themed Halloween costume]

Here, our picks on where to celebrate All Hallows' Eve in Philadelphia:

[CAL_INFO]Monday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m., Bok (1901 S. 9th St.), Tickets: $40[/CAL_INFO]

Held in the former Bok Technical High School's basement, this Halloween night affair is adults only, and costumes are required. Attendees can look forward to late-night snacks, free booze, and live entertainment, all in one of the spookiest basements in South Philly.
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[CAL_INFO]Monday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m., The Fillmore (29 E. Allen St.), Tickets: $17[/CAL_INFO]

The Fillmore celebrates its one-year anniversary on Halloween, and they're marking the occasion with — what else? — a roller skating Halloween dance party. This 21-plus shindig features music from DJ Deejay and DJ Royale, and skate rentals are included in the cost of admission.
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[CAL_INFO]Monday, Oct. 31 at 5 p.m., North Bowl (909 N. 2nd St.), Free[/CAL_INFO]

For Halloween night, North Bowl turns its outdoor lot into a fall party zone with the addition of lawn games, bowling, hot cider, free candy, food and drink specials, and caricature drawings. The event is all ages up until 9 p.m., and kids under 12 can bowl for free.
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[CAL_INFO]Monday, Oct. 31 at 7 p.m., The Franklin Institute (222 N. 20th St.), Tickets: $10 (members) to $15 (non-members)[/CAL_INFO]

The Franklin Institute continues its Science After Hours program on Halloween, but this time with a more hair-raising theme. From science experiments and demonstrations to a costume contest and creature feature, this one's got it all — including a mass "Thriller" dance to end the night.
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[CAL_INFO]Monday, Oct. 31 at 10 p.m., Coda (1712 Walnut St.), Free (RSVP required)[/CAL_INFO]

Ghouls can get down at Coda with their Day of Dead Halloween dance party, featuring music from DJ Brosco and DJ Daily. Plus, get your face painted in a traditional Sugar Skull style for a costume contest with cash prizes, and enjoy two complimentary Modelo beers. 
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