Weekend Lineup: Oct. 30-Nov. 1

Five things to eat, drink, see, hear, and do with your spoOoOoky Charm City weekend.

EAT

Nov. 1: The Gathering x Hollywood Diner Sunday Funday

The Hollywood Diner, 400 E. Saratoga St. 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Free. 410-960-9908. thegatheringbaltimore.com .

Last Sunday you might have noticed something peculiar at the Baltimore Farmers’ Market under 83. It wasn’t an odd gourd or a gigantic pumpkin but rather that the long-shuttered Hollywood Diner—you know, the old-school, silver, greasy spoon of Barry Levinson Diner fame—seemed to have, well, people inside of it. Thanks to The Gathering, the iconic diner is breathing new life again, with the interior space being used for their new offices and the grounds being used for their beloved food truck rallies. This weekend, enjoy mobile food eats from noon till 2 p.m., bacon-garnished Bloody Marys from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., and the sounds of Jah Works lead singer Scott Paytner in the early morning breeze. While you’re at it, bring some items to donate to the homeless before you refill your totes with groceries, like dry goods, toiletries, or gloves.

DRINK

Oct. 31: The Brewer's Art Halloween in the Dungeon

The Brewer’s Art, 1106 N. Charles St. 3 p.m.-2 a.m. Free. 410-547-6925. thebrewersart.com.

There’s a deep dark dungeon in Mt. Vernon that you can spend your Halloween in this year. It’s housed in an old, turn-of-the-century home, and there, in the brick and burgundy red depths, down the wrought-iron railings, spirits come out to play late at night. Drinkable spirits, that is, and this Saturday, the O.G. Bmore brewhouse is throwing an October finale fête with happy hour-priced drafts, prizes for best/original costumes, beer raffles, a zombie dance-off, and trick-or-treating for kids. Don your best mummy costume and indulge in endless Resurrections or go goth in Ozzy Osbourne garb and ironically imbibe in a bounty of Beazlys.

SEE

Oct. 30: The Goonies

American Visionary Art Museum, 800 Key Hwy. 7 p.m. Free. 410-244-1900. avam.org.

Hey, you guyyyyyys. Grab your Baby Ruths, blankets, and buds and make haste to Federal Hill this Friday for the last outdoor movie of the year. Cozy up on the hill to watch as this band of merry, middle school misfits embark on a mis-adventurous quest for buried treasure (written by Steven Spielberg, by the way). The 1980s classic will be playing on the side of AVAM, with a flock of food trucks, free museum admission, and strongly encouraged costumes. Just remember to bring a sweater—it’s going to be a chilly 50 degrees—and maybe some beer, too. It is Mischief Night, after all.

HEAR

Oct. 30: Quinton Randall at The Road to Frozen Harbor: Episode II

Rams Head Live, 20 Market Pl. 7 p.m. $13-17.60. 410-244-1131. ramsheadlive.com.

A bevy of local and regional talent will be taking over Rams Head this weekend. Hear eight groups performing across a variety of genres, including reggae (Tillers Prospect), nu-folk (Leo & Cygnus), and funk (Sound Makers Union), but make sure you don’t miss Quinton Randall, the young blues musician who gripped Artscape attendees this past July with his rip-roaring, soulful, Southern brand of blues. Whether he’s doing an original melody or one of his mean Gary Clark Jr. covers, the 25-year-old virtuoso is a local artist to keep your eyes on.

DO

Oct. 31: BROS Halloweiner Grimmtacular

Area 405, 405 E. Oliver St. 8-11:59 p.m. $10-12. 410-528-1968. baltimorerockopera.org.

Head to Area 405 this Friday and you’ll find the arts space transformed into a fantastical forest like only the Baltimore Rock Opera Society can create. Do you remember the underwater wonderland they made in an otherwise vacant parking lot at this year’s Artscape? Well now they’re tackling the spookiest holiday of the year, so whether you’re coming for the cabaret variety show, costume contest, local bands (psychedelic Americana quintet Voodoo Pharmacology, local punkers Canker Blossom, and BROS’ own Swannage), or witch’s cauldron of booze, it’s bound to be an only-in-Baltimore night.