Halloween Market
Groundup Popups brings a Halloween Market to Progress Coffee in Buda.
Groundup Popups brings a Halloween Market to Progress Coffee in Buda.
Kids can wander a glowing half-mile trail through nine pumpkin-themed lands, then linger in Pumpkin Village for family games, live pumpkin carving, photo stops, and fire shows. Plan for uneven...
Kids can wear costumes for a spooky train ride, choose between scary and not-scary haunted-house options, and visit the zoo animals after dark. Bring flashlights for the evening outing; advance tickets are required.
Trunk Or Treat at EVO Cinemas in Kylo.
Kids can follow the Treat Trail for morning trick-or-treating, enter the costume contest, and find Halloween crafts and activities inside the Krug Activity Center. Food, drink, and other vendors are also expected on site.
Make a chenille stem ghost or spider at Lil Witching Hours at Michael's.
Families can explore large vehicles at this Halloween-themed version of the annual Touch-A-Truck event. Kids may wear appropriate, non-violent costumes; masks and fake weapons are not allowed. Bring sunscreen, hats, closed-toe shoes, and hearing protection for children who are sensitive to loud truck horns. General admission runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. VIP ticket...
Kids can play carnival games, browse artisan pop-up vendors, join costume contests, paint a wooden pumpkin, and visit mini goats in Halloween outfits. Food and drink specials are also available; check with the brewery for admission details before you go.
A Round Rock trunk-or-treat gathering designed for children with disabilities and their families.
A trunk-or-treat outing designed for children with disabilities and their families.
You’ve heard of trunk or treat - we give you Stall or Treat! Join us for Halloween fun at the barn! Meet the horses, trick or treat at the stalls, snap a pony photo, and enjoy pumpkin painting and other pony activities. Costumes welcome. Bring the whole family! When: Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 6–9...
Kids can come in costume, see live creature demonstrations, trick-or-treat at the forts, enter the costume contest, and explore Fortlandia’s imaginative Family Garden forts. Families can also stop by the BookSpring table and purchase food from local trucks. Costumes must be family-friendly; pretend or prop weapons are not allowed. Parking is limited, so carpooling or...