Bend News & Updates

The Great Bend Community Theatre is hosting a Halloween movie event on October 24th. This event is in conjunction with the Great Bend Downtown Boo.

Families can enjoy Houston's only trick-or-treat nature trail, live animals, and a Halloween market. Pumpkin decorating will also be available at the Houston Arboretum's fall event.

The Grange Pumpkin Patch will be at Henley Park on October 30th, offering complimentary treats and apple cider. The event will feature ghosts and witches for a festive Halloween atmosphere.

The Bell Witch legend will be brought to life during the annual Torchlight Tales event at Jeffers Bend. This Halloween event features spooky storytelling around a campfire.

Children's Museum Houston and Fort Bend Children's Discovery Center are working to make the Halloween season inclusive for everyone. They are offering spooky surprises, sweet treats, and family fun.

The Morris Performing Arts Center is offering ghost tours for the Halloween season. "Whispers from the Past" will guide visitors through the theater's history and share ghost stories.

Shoppers can find deals on Halloween favorites during Target's Circle Week event. This includes items for spooky yard displays and trick-or-treat essentials.

There might be something scary in Halloween trick-or-treat bags this year, and it's a potential lack of chocolate. This news suggests a change in what will be found in candy bags.

Krispy Kreme has released a new collection of Looney Tunes themed Halloween doughnuts. These festive treats can be purchased as a special dozen, individually, or alongside other doughnut selections.

Spirit Halloween has announced the top costume trends for the upcoming season, including "Off Campus" and "Toy Story" themes. This information comes as Halloween spending is projected to increase.

Halloween is approaching, and the search for the best children's costumes is underway. Pottery Barn Kids is offering discounts of up to 60% on their Halloween costume selection.

The Kiwanis Club is collecting new or gently-used Halloween costumes for children in 6th grade and under. This drive aims to ensure all kids can participate in Halloween festivities.

With Halloween approaching, the season for scary movies is kicking off. This article suggests 15 horror films perfect for your holiday watchlist.

Several Indiana zoos are gearing up for a spooktacular Halloween season in 2026. Families across the state, from the Lake Michigan shoreline to Evansville, can enjoy these festive events.

Benjamin Slack discusses "Practical Magic 2," a sequel 28 years in the making. Other Halloween-themed movies are also slated for release in 2026.

Hidden Valley Ranch has launched its first-ever seasonal product, a "Spooky Ranch" dressing, just in time for Halloween. This new offering adds a festive touch to fall meals.

The Hooks are hosting a "Halloween with the Hooks" event on October 29th, featuring trick-or-treat candy stops around the ballpark. Attendees can also enjoy carnival games and a pumpkin patch photo booth.

Get into the Halloween spirit by visiting the Barton Community College Fine Arts Auditorium. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 24th, from 2 until 5 p.m.

The Great Bend Kiwanis Club is hosting its Annual Downtown Halloween Boo Trick Or Treat Event. Join them on Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.

The Downtown West Bend Association has announced three upcoming October events. These include a pub crawl, a Taste of Autumn festival, and a trick-or-treating event.

Enjoy a fun-filled weekend in the Coastal Bend with family-friendly events and festive activities. Local vendors will be present, offering opportunities to create lasting memories for all ages.

A Halloween Bash is scheduled to take place at Henderson's Central Park. This event is part of the spooky holiday lead-up continuing in stores and communities.

Halloween has become a focal point in stores across the country as the spooky holiday lead-up continues to ramp up. This seasonal focus is evident in various community events.