We’ve put together a fa-BOO-ulous round up of family friendly events and fall fests coming up this season - explore the list!

Updated October 2022


 

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BOO ON BALLARD

Escape into Halloween Wonderland in Downtown Wylie with an evening of trick-or-treating, carnival games, live music, and more! Families can walk through downtown and receive candy and treats from local merchants, or enjoy fun games at Olde City Park. This free event is a safe, convenient, and fun/different way to trick or treat!

October 22nd | Directions

 

 

FRIGHTS 'N LIGHTS

Head to Frisco for the Texas' largest trick-or-treating trail lined with life-sized lanterns featuring stars of Halloween movie classics, and thousands of jack-o-lanterns carved into superheroes, princesses, and cartoon characters. Also enjoy an outdoor movie night, fall crafts, a giant-sized corn kernel pit, and more Halloween activities! Reserve tickets online ahead of time for this must do Halloween experience.

Through October 31st | Directions

 

 

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS IN CONCERT

Experience Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with an extraordinary twist at the Dallas Symphony on a giant screen as the DSO performs John Williams’ unforgettable score! The magic of Harry Potter is loved all year round but is especially perfect for fall and Halloween. Tickets can be purchased through the DSO website. You won’t want to miss this performance!

October 28th-30th | Directions

 

 

HALLOWEEN IN THE PARK

Have a spooky good time for all at Discover Camp Garland's Fall Festival! Enjoy tons of kid-friendly activities like a haunted house, mini pumpkin & witch hat painting, photos with Frankenstein, and more! Spots are limited and RSVPs are necessary so be sure to reserve a spot for your child via their Eventbrite page. Pictured

October 28th | Directions

 

 

TRICK-OR-TREAT ON DOWNTOWN STREETS

Head to Downtown Dallas for the 4th Annual Trick-or-Treat on Downtown Streets, an event perfect for adults, kids, and pets. Located at Main Street Garden Park, walk through local retailers handing out trick-or-treat items! This event is free to participate in and be sure to get there early for a free Halloween bag while supplies last!

October 29th | Directions

 

 

LOWEST GREENVILLE FALL FESTIVAL

Bring the whole family to Lowest Greenville for their annual fall festival! Explore local businesses in this full day of food, drinks, and trick-or-treating for all ages. Adults can secure their entry by purchasing a commemorative Lower Greenville Collective glass to enjoy specials like free beer, $5 fall cocktails, and more. Children can stop in any store with a balloon out front for candy, and won’t want to miss the free face painting!

October 29th | Directions

 

 

HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR

Get your costumes ready and head to The Star in Frisco for a full day of Halloween activities! Start the spooktacular fun with an epic Trunk-or-Treating, then put your costume to the test at the costume contest for a chance to win, followed by live music, Halloween games, crafts, candy, and more! This event is free and open to the public. 

October 29th | Directions

 

 

MONSTER MASH BASH

Grab the family and kick off Halloween at Granscape with train rides, pumpkin decorating, face painters, candy, and more! The event is free but the blackout maze, pumpkin decorating, and train rides are ticketed and can be purchased on site the day of the event. Check out their website for their full Halloweek of events, beginning on October 26th!

October 29th | Directions

 

 

TRICK-OR-TREATING IN THE PARK

Join Klyde Warren Park for its 2nd annual free trick-or-treating party! Spend the evening collecting candy, then enjoy the costume contest and a nighttime showing of the Halloween classic, Hocus Pocus! 

October 29th | Directions

 

 

HALLOWEEN AT THE BOO-ARDWALK

Join Boardwalk Granite Park in Plano for a night of Halloween fun for all ages, featuring candy, games, DJ Dracula, a balloon artist, and a face painter. The pumpkin display is a perfect family photo op, so don’t forget your costumes! 

October 31st | Directions

 

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