THE MAZE brings its Halloween block party to the Los Angeles Arts District on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The event is set for 613 Imperial Street, with doors at 5 p.m. and the party scheduled through midnight. This year’s edition spreads across two indoor and outdoor stages and a city-block setting. It is a ticketed, 21-and-over night built around electronic music and an immersive Halloween environment.
The current lineup puts The Blaze on stage for a live performance, with Arcade Fire billed for a DJ set and Claude VonStroke also on the program. Those distinctions matter: The Blaze is advertised live, while Arcade Fire’s appearance is specifically a DJ set. The current event artwork also announces a tribute to Kavinsky as part of the Halloween edition.
The supporting bill names Porky b2b Bones, Valou, Araminta and Oren. The organizer describes two stages, with music moving between indoor and outdoor areas. Set times for individual artists are not listed on the current ticket page, so the confirmed schedule is the event window: 5 p.m. to midnight. The artist order shown on the artwork is billing order, not a timed running order.
Music is only one part of THE MAZE. Organizers advertise hidden pathways, immersive installations, roaming performers and live actors throughout the block-party space. The experience is designed for exploration between performances, with multiple stages and unexpected elements around the venue. Costumes are encouraged. The event’s Arts District location gives this Halloween edition a different setting from the previous Union Station years described by the organizers.
THE MAZE’s organizers describe two earlier sold-out years at Union Station. For 2026, they have moved the Halloween edition to the Arts District and expanded it into an indoor and outdoor block party. The shift is central to this edition: attendees are being invited into a larger, walk-through environment as well as a music program. This is a new location for the recurring Halloween event, rather than a repeat of the Union Station setup.
Use 613 Imperial Street, Los Angeles, for arrival. The ticket listing identifies the location as Arts District and says doors open at 5 p.m.; the published party hours run until midnight. The organizer’s event page is the destination for tickets and entry information. It also lists a no-refunds policy. The page does not provide individual set times, so plan around the confirmed overall event hours.
The event is for ages 21 and older. That age rule appears on the organizer ticket page and applies to entry, regardless of whether someone is coming for the live set, the DJ programming or the immersive installations. Ticket availability and any admission options are shown by the official ticket seller. The listing also gives a contact route for questions about the event and separate VIP-table inquiries.
THE MAZE is built for people who want to move between performances and explore the production around them. The lineup has three distinct headline draws, while the pathways, installations, performers and actors give the night a second focus beyond the stages. The Arts District move is the defining change for 2026. The current organizer ticket page carries the confirmed bill and the admission details for this edition.