Soho House Chicago’s Halloween party was a night to remember, with the rooftop pool transformed into a macabre wonderland inspired by the city's storied past. The theme was a blend of the grandeur of the 1893 Chicago World's Fair and the dark history of H.H. Holmes, a notorious serial killer who used his “Murder Castle” to lure victims during the same period.

Guests were greeted by the sight of the pool transformed into a sunken catacomb, complete with over 680 square feet of golden skull panels that glimmered in the dim light. The underwater photo booth, made possible by Bacardi, added a touch of modern magic to the eerie atmosphere, allowing guests to capture memories of the night in a truly unique setting.

The night was a celebration of the city’s history, with a wicked twist that kept guests entertained until the early hours of the morning.