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Halloween

Family-Friendly Ways to Have Fun in Dallas This Halloween

Bowling, trick-or-treating, spooky movie night—here are a few things to get you in the candy-fueled spirit this month.
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Treats Galore at Eatzi’s Market & Bakery 

Oct. 18-31 | Dallas-Fort Worth locations
You’re going to need to schedule your dental appointment now. Bring your sweet tooth to munch on an assortment of spooky snacks at Eatzi’s. Ginger dead men, chocolate-covered Oreos, chocolate skulls, chocolate flying witches and chocolate jack-o’-lanterns are a few of the sweet items available for a Halloween pick-me-up. For the pumpkin spice lovers out there, munch on pumpkin bread and popcorn with a pumpkin spiced espresso in one hand to conjure the spirits of fall. We’ve also got a whole list of treats to order from local bakeries and chocolate shops right this way.

​​Harvest Hall’s Spooky Movie Night

Oct. 26, 30 & 31 | 815 S. Main St.
Bring the kiddos for Spooky Movie Night on October 26 at 5 p.m. Come back on October 30 for trick-or-treating from noon to 2 p.m. Bring your finest for a chance to win the coveted special prize at the hall’s costume contest at noon. Don’t forget your furry friend for the inaugural pet costume contest to be held on October 31. For the 21+ crowd, Tito’s vodka cocktails will be available for purchase throughout the festivities. $1 from each purchase will be donated to the Grapevine animal shelter. 

Trick-or-Treat Down Greenville Avenue

​​Oct. 30, 11 a.m. | Lowest Greenville
Hit the pavement for candy hunting early. Walk the kiddos down Greenville Avenue to pilfer candy from the neighborhood’s restaurants, shops, and bars. Greenville Avenue Pizza Co. will even have free pizza topped with Nutella, candy corn, and M&Ms—you know, because the day won’t be sugar-fueled enough as it is. Good luck and godspeed. Participating businesses include Alamo Club, Alexan Lower Greenville, Bullzerk, Greenville Avenue Pizza Company, HG Sply Co., Joy Macarons, Leela’s, Rapscallion, Sam’s Club Now, Son of a Butcher, Standard Service, Swizzle, The Libertine, and Truck Yard.

Sunday Funday Kid’s Bowl at Bowl & Barrel

Oct. 31 | The Shops at Park Lane, 8084 Park Ln.
Grab your ghouls and goblins (of the child variety) and head to this boutique bowling alley. Kids under 12 can bowl for an hour for just 10 bucks (this includes shoe rental, lunch, and a drink). Don’t forget to don your costumes.

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