The Ned NoMad’s Dead Poets Society: Halloween With Austin Millz and TOKiMONSTA
The October 31 party continues into November 1, with public event tickets, gothic-romantic dress and a New York clock-change detail to plan around.

Halloween at The Ned NoMad is taking a literary turn. The Dead Poets Society is the club’s October 31 program, with Austin Millz and TOKiMONSTA announced for an evening built around music, costume and a gothic-romantic setting. For readers choosing a Halloween party, the useful distinction is that this occasion has a public ticket route, separate from the club’s ordinary membership.
The organizer lists a 10 p.m. start on Saturday, October 31, and a 4 a.m. finish on Sunday, November 1. The night crosses the end of daylight saving time in New York: the opening is in EDT and the finish in EST. Keep both dates in the plan, particularly when arranging the journey home.
A club setting, with event-specific admission
The Ned places the party in Club Downstairs at its NoMad address, 1170 Broadway. Its official announcement describes performances alongside the DJs, with dress shaped around the Halloween theme. The published artwork supplies the visual direction: aged paper, ink, candlelit colors and the names of the two announced performers.
A themed party works best when the setting and the guests’ choices support the same idea. Here, the invitation to dress for a gothic-romantic evening gives readers something more specific to work with than a general costume requirement. The music provides the other reason to choose this particular room from a crowded holiday calendar.
The event listing includes a welcome drink. Readers should check the ticket’s complete terms for what else is included rather than treating a club party as an all-inclusive evening.
Choose the right entry time
Use the official event listing, linked from The Ned’s program, to compare admission categories. The listing distinguishes anytime admission from a separate late-entry ticket. A late-entry price should not be read as admission from the 10 p.m. opening.
The clock change adds a practical complication to the 1 a.m. category, because that hour occurs twice. Anyone considering it should confirm the applicable entry window with the organizer. The anytime category avoids relying on that unresolved distinction. Current prices, fees and sale conditions belong to the organizer’s ticket route; a displayed option does not guarantee that a purchase can be completed later.
The organizer states a no-refund policy. Event admission also remains separate from ongoing club membership, access to other rooms or general guest privileges.
For other plans across the same weekend, use our New York Halloween guide and calendar. The Ned’s edition has a clear identity within that mix: two announced DJs, a theatrical dress direction and a late night that continues into November.
