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What’s kraken at the Star of India? The ship is being taken over to host the Sea Monster Saloon on Sat., Oct. 29, from 5-10 p.m. — but don’t worry, the tentacles are just for costume.
If you’re getting déjà vu, this event sold out during Comic-Con. Now, it’s back for Halloween and will focus on the scariest creatures of the deep blue, giving you access to the Maritime Museum of San Diego’s exhibit, “Sea Monsters: Delving into the Deep Myth.” You’ll also hear the sounds of local blues-rock band Fish and the Seaweeds while sipping a specialty rum-based cocktail.

Tickets are on sale for the 21+ party, and costumes are encouraged. But it will only be back for one night, and when it’s over, it’ll be nothing more than a legend.