Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and Frisco and Prosper are making the most of it. Whether your crew wants a pumpkin patch, a trunk-or-treat, or a full evening festival, here’s what’s happening around town:
Saturday, October 24 — the big day in Frisco
- Heritage Halloween — Frisco Heritage Center (6455 Page St.), 11 AM–1 PM, free. Kids in costume can trick-or-treat through the Heritage Museum and historic village, with carnival games, spooky crafts, a photo booth, and cotton candy and popcorn.
- Trick or Treat the Square — Frisco Square (Coleman Blvd.), 1–4 PM, free. Trick-or-treating at the businesses around the Square, plus carnival games, inflatables, and horse wagon rides. It starts right as Heritage Halloween wraps up — an easy Frisco double-header.
- Trick or Treat in the Rail District, 1 PM, free — another downtown stop for costumed kids.
- Halloween Par-Tee — PGA Frisco (3255 PGA Pkwy.), 6–9 PM. A pumpkin putting patch, trick-or-treating from decorated golf carts, carnival games, face painting, a 7 PM outdoor showing of Hotel Transylvania, and a Halloween drone show at 8:45 PM to close the night.
- Our own Knights of Columbus Council 12480 Trunk or Treat is also Saturday evening — a favorite for St. Francis families.
All October long
- Pumpkins on the Prairie — Grace Avenue United Methodist Church (3521 Main St., Frisco). A full month of fall fun: pumpkin patch, bounce house, and hay labyrinth, with face painting, food trucks, and hayrides on weekends — even a pumpkin trebuchet. Open weekdays 2–7 PM, Saturdays 10 AM–7 PM, Sundays 11:30 AM–7 PM (closes at 5 PM on Halloween). Admission is free; pumpkins and concessions are extra, and proceeds support the church’s missions.
In Prosper
- St. Martin de Porres Fall Festival kicks off Friday evening, October 23, with a catered Italian dinner, live auction, and dance — a ticketed fundraiser for the parish and school.
- Special Needs Halloween — Prosper Community Library, Monday, October 26, 6–7 PM. A calm, sensory-friendly trick-or-treat evening designed for children with special needs — a wonderful option for families who find the big events overwhelming.
- Hillcrest Ward Trunk or Treat (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Friday, October 30 — free and open to the whole community.
One more Frisco night out
- Monster Mash Family Bash — Main Event Frisco, Friday, October 30, 6–9 PM. Monster bowling, laser tag, arcade play, pizza, costume contests, and indoor trick-or-treat stations (ticketed).
Halloween night — Saturday, October 31
With Halloween on a Saturday, expect neighborhood trick-or-treating to start at dusk and run strong. A quick note for Prosper families: the Town doesn’t set official trick-or-treat hours, so check with your HOA for any neighborhood times or events. Wherever you go — porch light on if you’re handing out candy, flashlights and glow sticks for the kids, and drivers, please take it slow through the neighborhoods.
Event details can change, so double-check the host’s page before heading out.
Events like these are exactly why families love calling Frisco and Prosper home — strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and a community that shows up for each other. If a move is in your future, we’d love to help you find your place in it. Call The Tom May Team at 214-223-4600.