
Published on Oct 08
This Halloween weekend, Denver ascends beyond the typical costume parties and haunted houses. HALLOWMASS · MAYAT ÖD 2025, a two-night ritual performance event presented by itchy-O, transforms the Summit venue into a grand ceremonial space on October 31 & November 1, 2025.
Described as “a ritual incursion into the impermanence of form,” this year’s focus, Mayat Öd, invites attendees into a symbolic confrontation with what we outgrow: identities, structures, beliefs, and habits. With live performances, masked processions, interactive altars, and immersive soundscapes, HALLOWMASS offers not just entertainment, but experiential transformation.
If you’re drawn to the mystical, the avant-garde, or simply want to be part of one of Denver’s most talked-about immersive performances, here’s your ultimate guide: how to attend, local tips, and why staying with Be Our Guest Housing makes all the difference.
HALLOWMASS is the annual immersive, theatrical ritual project by itchy-O, a visionary performance collective blending sound, performance art, masks, percussion, and symbolism. Each year centers on a “Triad of Impermanence” and stages a themed ritual arc.
In 2025, Mayat Öd is the focus, a confrontation with collapse and decay, with the idea of letting go of obsolete forms. The event includes interactive “Altar spaces” where attendees are encouraged to bring symbolic offerings (objects, notions, memories) to lay to rest or release.
Musical anchor: SOUNDCULT, a project combining Thor Harris (Swans) and Lyman Hardy (Total Unicorn), sets the sonic tone in prime performances.
Expect over 50 masked performers, immersive percussion-driven soundscapes, and an altar environment that’s part sculpture, part ritual art installation.
This is not your average concert, it’s an immersive ritual designed to provoke introspection, transformation, and collective catharsis.
Costumes, masks, altars, lighting, sound, and audience participation blend into a sensory tapestry. Perfect for those who live for bold art experiences.
You’re not just a spectator, you become part of the performance. Bringing offerings, dressing in ritual attire, or walking as mask-wearers deepen your engagement.
Halloween, the thinning between worlds, pairs naturally with a ritual about impermanence. The timing and theming amplify emotional resonance.
With only two nights and curated attendance, HALLOWMASS is an event with scarcity and prestige, ideal for readers seeking “one-of-a-kind” trips.
Ticketing typically opens in August. Expect demand. Fee-free or hard tickets may be available in person via local partners (Wizard’s Chest, Off the Bottle) before they sell out.
Doors are at 8 PM; arriving early gives you time for altar interactions, exploring the space, and settling in before the ritual begins.
Ritual attire is encouraged. Flowing fabrics, masks, earth tones, black, and symbolic elements, give your look meaning.
Small objects, notes, and items tied to things you wish to let go are welcome at the Mayat Öd Altar. But keep it light, no large or dangerous items.
Summit is in the city, use rideshare, public transit, or park early and walk. Avoid last-minute traffic. Check Summit’s website or local event pages for parking instructions.
The performance doesn’t end abruptly. Plan to stay a bit, some quiet sonic or ritual hangouts may continue post-show.
While experimental, it’s still an all-ages event. Respect boundaries, follow venue rules, and stay hydrated.
Your HALLOWMASS experience deserves more than a hotel, book a home away from home with Be Our Guest Housing. Our rentals in Golden, Lakewood, and Denver neighborhoods offer:
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Oct 30 (Evening): Arrive, check into your Be Our Guest rental, rest, dinner in Denver (ghost tour or themed eatery)
Oct 31: Prepare for ritual—dress, bring your offerings, arrive early for altar interaction, immerse in night one of HALLOWMASS
Nov 1: Return refreshed, bring reflections or new items for night two, follow the cycles of ritual
Nov 2 (morning): Breakfast in Golden or Denver, light hike, depart or stay a bit for local culture
HALLOWMASS · MAYAT ÖD 2025 is not just a performance, it’s an invitation to transformation. It challenges us to face collapse, release old forms, and step into the unknown. For event seekers, art lovers, spiritual travelers, and the curious, it’s a convergence of ritual, sound, art, and community.
And when the night is over, don’t rush away. Stay in comfort, in a space aligned with intention and calm. That’s what Be Our Guest Housing offers,a place to process, rest, and reflect between ritual nights.
Book early. Space is limited. Your October in Denver deserves a home that resonates with depth and beauty.
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