MAYA JAMA'S HALLOWEEN EVENT
NOBODY CAME AS THEMSELVES. SHOREDITCH WAS FINE WITH THAT.
On Halloween night 2026, Maya Jama's Halloween party took over 83 Rivington Street, our Shoreditch event space, and all three Victorian railway arches gave up any pretence of being respectable. Up to 750 guests. One very long night. Not a single "I just came as me" in sight.
Photos and film by Andre Lance, Creative Director.
Cling Cling presented. BACARDÍ poured. Five Guys fed the undead. Dela Studio ran production, while a wall of vintage TVs looped the logos like a broadcast from somewhere you wouldn't want to get reception. Arches, courtyard, the lot: 9,000 sq ft of Victorian brick that has finally met its natural audience.
On the guest list: Shawn Mendes and Bruna Marquezine, Katherine Ryan, Hannah Fry (as Claudia Winkleman), King Kenny (in an orange jumpsuit), Sebastian Croft (as Edward Cullen), Indiyah Pollack and Ella Thomas (as Bratz dolls), Samie Elishi and Tyrique Hyde (as Bonnie and Clyde), and Shakira Khan and Harry Cooksley (as pirates). Maya herself came as Sir Mo Farah, in his actual Olympic kit and real medals, which is a lot of trust to place in a Shoreditch dancefloor.
Behind the bar, we planned for 6,800 serves and 500 bottles, with around 485 litres batched before doors, because nobody dressed as the Joker should have to queue for a margarita. The menu read like a spell book: the Maya-rita, the Jama Jinx, Midnight Mischief, Jama's Juju Punch and the Cling Cling Witch, plus the alcohol-free Forever Faithful for the designated exorcist.
Your party. Our arches.
If we can keep 750 ghouls watered, fed and photographed until the small hours, your product launch should be a relative doddle.
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Photos and film by Andre Lance, Creative Director.
A taste of the night is below. Click any photo to see all 50.