The 15th edition of Crawl-O-Ween, a themed Halloween pub crawl through Nashville's bars with costume prizes, games and drink specials.
Music City Pub Crawl is bringing back Crawl-O-Ween for its 15th year, with the 2026 edition kicking off at 162 Printers Alley on Saturday, October 31. It's a themed pub crawl through a string of spooky bars across Nashville, and it's one of the city's longest-running Halloween traditions.
The whole thing is built around the costume. You're encouraged to dress up, and there are prizes for the best dressed and for the winners of the games played along the way. Between stops, the group gets Crawl-O-Ween-exclusive drink specials, Halloween-themed games, ghost hunting, party favors, and stories. It's as much about the activities as it is about the drinks.
A few practical things to keep in mind before you sign up. No food is served during the crawl, so the organizers suggest eating beforehand. The tour runs rain or shine, and admission is strictly 21 and over, so you'll need a valid photo ID to get in. It's a guided walk, which means you don't have to worry about navigating the bars yourself—the tour guides lead the group from one spot to the next.
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Tickets are $27.56, and the crawl runs from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM on Saturday, October 31, starting at 162 Printers Alley.
