Halloween happenings in The Woodlands

THE WOODLANDS, TX – There’s so much happening, Halloween hijinks wise, that you might be scared to move or make a choice. Luckily, Woodlands Online has a complete list of all your All Hallow’s Eve weekend fun! Check out these amazing events.

All weekend

• Registration is ongoing for the Halloween Cornhole Tournament at Moonshine Deck.

• Hit Fielding’s Local Kitchen & Bar for its Halloween Specials of spooky cocktails and frightfully good food or Fielding’s Wood Grill for its Halloween at the Grill specials, all week.

• The Texas Renaissance Festival’s theme this weekend is All Hallow’s Eve, with a ton of ghoulies and ghosties and the Transylvanian Court adding to the old-fashioned fun.

• The Woodlands Church’s Fall Festival is happening after every service all weekend.

• The Adventure Begins is holding it’s Franken-Bill’s Halloween Costume Sale, where you can buy a costume, or enter to win prizes if you show up in one.

• Enjoy a staycation at The Woodlands Resort, who’s celebrating Halloween all weekend long with the entire family.

• P6 Farm’s 13th annual Fall Festival is some amazing outdoor fall fun.

• What could be spookier than casting a vote this weekend? Early Voting is happening all weekend long.

• Wear a costume and get a free monster slushie at Taco Inn Churrería Porfirio.

• Shoot zombies and gain invaluable life (and death) skills at the Warrior Guard Zombie Run.

Friday

• Freddy’s 4th Trunk or Treat at Mercedes-Benz of The Woodlands is a frightfully good time for all the family, kids included!

• Chick-fil-A Magnolia and Christ Church of Magnolia have teamed up for their inaugural Fall Festival from 5 - 8 p.m.

• Kids and adults alike can find terror among the trees at Texas TreeVentures’ Frights, Heights, and Bites, with adults needed to accompany younger participants.

• The annual Halloween at the Y Trunk ‘n’ Treat is a Woodlands area mainstay put on by our local ghouls and boys at the YMCA.

• For some daytime, kiddie-friendly spooky fun, hit The Woodlands Children’s Museum for Storytime Theatre, where attendees will be enthralled by a reading of The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything.

• For a free educational event and night hike, head to the W.G. Jones State Forest for Owl Prowl.

• The Kink Team’s second annual Fall Festival will start at 3 p.m. at Lakeside Park.

• More than 30 themed-out trunks will be on hand to enamor kiddos at Stonebridge Church’s Trickiest Trunk or Treat.

Saturday

• DJ’d music and costume costumes are going down at The Classy Cork Wine Room Halloween Party.

• Kayak your way through Halloween with The Woodlands Township’s Tandem Trick-or-Treat on Lake Woodlands!

• Gallop on over to Inspiration Ranch’s Trot or Treat for frolicking fun.

• The Woodlands Methodist Church’s Trunk or Treat starts early.

• Indian Springs Village Association’s Taste of the Village is a free event full of family fun.

• Why not try rapping on the door of MB Speakeasy for their Edgar Allan Poe Dressup Party?

• Market Street is falling for fun with its Fall Festival and Pumpkin Photo Op.

• Halloween at Creekside is so scary it even features dinosaurs!

• For some grownup fun, head over to the Goose’s Acre Halloween Costume Party.

• The Magnolia Fire Department is hosting a Haunted House at Station 181.

• Something for even the pets – Operation Pets Alive’s Howl-o-ween Fall Fest at Northshore Park.

• Run (or jog or even walk) for your life at the Spindletree Jogging Trail Halloween Parkrun.

• Adult athletic fun is happening with Woody Pine Sports’ Volleyween Tournamant.

Sunday

• Bring the doggies in costume for contests and pumpkin painting at Lovebeans Coffee House’s Pups, Paint, & Pumpkins event.

• The Rob Fleming Rec Center plays host to Trick or Treat Trail featuring Monster Mash.

• Grace Chapel Assembly of God is brightening the evening with Light the Night Fall Fun Night.

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