Pratt Library Runs Speed-Friending Halloween Session for Adults
The free Oct. 31 program at the Central Library includes Human Bingo, costume prizes and snacks.
By Jonathan Reed ·
The Enoch Pratt Free Library's African American Department will hold a free adult Halloween gathering on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, featuring structured icebreaker games designed to introduce attendees to one another. The event, titled "Halloween for Adults: A Speed-Friending Event," runs at the Creative Arts Center inside the Central Branch.
Scheduled activities include Human Bingo, the party game Two Truths and a Lie, and a round of "Who Am I?" A speed-friending segment pairs participants for a series of short individual conversations, rotating partners as the session proceeds. The library will also serve snacks and present a prize for the evening's best costume.
Registration is not required and admission is free for adult attendees. The Central Branch stands at 400 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. The library system lists the event in its public events calendar, where additional details are posted.
The African American Department, a division of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, organizes the program. The library system has operated in Baltimore as a free public institution; the department's programming focuses on cultural and community activities.
