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Looking for frights and fun? The spooky season is here, and Las Colinas is the place to celebrate. Check out our guide below for your Halloween and Day of the Dead plans!
The Mandalay Canal Lights and E.O. Perry Flower Clock are dressed in orange and purple for Halloween. The E.O. Perry Flower Clock is located at the intersection of Highway 114 and O’Connor Blvd. The Mandalay Canal Lights are located at 215 Mandalay Drive and can be accessed from Las Colinas Blvd. and Mandalay Dr. From now until October 31st, drop by to see these spooktacular displays.
Something sweet is coming to Texican Court for Halloween on Thursday, October 31st from 5-9 p.m. Enjoy a night of trick or treating followed by a Halloween movie in the courtyard. Click here to get your ticket to this free event.
If you’re a horror movie fanatic, make plans to see Terrifier 3 or Smile 2 at Alamo Drafthouse this spooky season. The new Venom: The Last Dance is showing too! Click here to purchase tickets and see showtimes.
The Irving Police Athletic League will host their annual Trunk or Treat on Monday, October 28th from 5-8 p.m. Organizations and families will decorate their car trunks and pass out candy at 1007 North O’Connor Rd.
Do you love to dress your pup up for Halloween? Bring them to The Ginger Man on October 26th from 5 to 8 p.m. for their Halloween Party and human and dog costume contest. Click here to learn more.
Come out to Eerie Irving Park at Trinity View Park, 2221 E State Hwy 356, on Saturday, October 26th from 6 to 10 p.m. where the Irving Parks and Recreation Department invites the city’s ghouls, ghosts and not-so-scary monsters to thrill, shock and entertain! This free, family-friendly evening is costume-friendly and promises a spooktacular night of fun for all ages including carnival games, candy, facepainting, balloon animals and more. Click here to learn more.
Celebrate Day of the Dead at Mexican Sugar with their Cocktail and Flower Crown Masterclass. On the eve of Day of the Dead, October 31st, Mexican Sugar will host a hands on class teaching attendees how to craft their signature La Catrina cocktail and create one of a kind flower crowns. Click here to purchase tickets.
Join Mexican Sugar on November 1st and 2nd to celebrate Day of the Dead with photo opps, a DJ, tequila tastings, tableside cocktail experiences, a tattoo artist and more. Click here to make your dinner reservation.
