The best events in SF this week, from costume contests to WNBA Finals watch parties

Catch Games 3 and 4 of the WNBA Finals in Atlanta, live on the big screen at Ballhalla.

The Divisadero mainstay is throwing it back with jazz bands and 2004 drink prices, for one night only. 

From Burma Love to The Tailor’s Son, dozens of restaurants are offering meal deals — the prime opportunity to visit that spot you’ve been meaning to try.

Get traditional calavera face painting, catch a folklorico dance performance, and see the unveiling of a special alebrije sculpture in honor of Claude the alligator.

The electronic musician known for collaborations with TV Girl stops in SF.

Catch a first look at SOMArts’ 27th annual Day of the Dead exhibition, curated around the theme of maternal figures and ancestral memory.

Grab a date and dress in your Hallow’s Eve finest for this undead ball complete with prom portraits, DJs, and costume contests.

Experience cuteness overload at this party featuring adoptable senior dogs in costume. Adoption fees are waived.

Learn about the migratory patterns of monarchs and add your creations to an art installation in honor of Día de Los Muertos, which coincides with the butterflies’ seasonal arrival in Mexico. 

Restaurants compete for the title of Best Clam Chowder, with live judging, music, and activities for the whole family.

Spooky meets scientific at this family-friendly evening with a silent disco, trick-or-treat stations, a Halloween ride, and complimentary beer and wine for the older ghouls.

Feeling the pressure to party? Following a sold-out Friday show, the Australian singer-songwriter performs tracks off her new album for a second night.

Cult-favorite films from the studio, including “Midsommar” and “Backrooms,” inspire drag performances that lean into the fierce and frightening.

Engage in a night of devilish fun at this boozy crawl of 40 Polk Street establishments serving discounted drinks.

Calling all dog-lovers: This Halloween paw-ty features a canine costume contest, pup cup race, and pack parade.

Under the redwoods in the heart of San Francisco, take a spooky yoga class and dance to your favorite Halloween tunes.

The chart-topping rapper and singer is joined by Latto for a stop on the “Tour Ma Vie.”