North Texas offers no shortage of ways to fill your calendar, whether you’re the type to map out plans in advance or decide on the fly. This Saturday’s lineup spans everything from family Halloween fun to wine, tacos, and fall festivals — and plenty of it is right here in our backyard. Here’s what’s happening today across the region:
Here in Frisco
Halloween Par-Tee — PGA District, Frisco
Dress up for a family-friendly Halloween takeover at PGA District, featuring trick-or-treating from decorated golf carts, a Pumpkin Putting Patch, carnival games, face painting, and photo ops. Grab fall-inspired treats before settling in for a 7 p.m. screening of Hotel Transylvania, followed by a Halloween drone show.
Trick or Treat in the Rail District — Frisco Rail District, Frisco
Make your way through the Rail District for a neighborhood trick-or-treat adventure, with participating merchants handing out candy and other surprises. Use the Boxcar Shuttle to visit nearby Trick or Treat in the Square and Heritage Halloween for even more Halloween fun.
Around North Texas
McKinney Wine & Music Festival — District 121, McKinney
Raise a glass at the 10th annual festival featuring wine tastings, live music, and shopping. Spend the day sampling wines while enjoying entertainment and community fun.
Rest In Plano (R.I.P.) 2026 — Downtown Plano and Haggard Parking Lot, Plano
Downtown Plano gets a Halloween makeover for this free, family-friendly festival. Enjoy live entertainment, carnival rides, festive photo ops, costumed characters, and trick-or-treating for a night of fall fun that’s spooky without being too scary.
Irving Taco Festival — Plaza at Toyota Music Factory, Irving
Spend an evening sampling street tacos, enjoying live music, and exploring market vendors. The event features margarita tents, yard games, and photo opportunities in the Plaza, with food and drinks available for purchase.
First United Bank Fall Festival — TUPPS Brewery, McKinney
Spend the afternoon enjoying live music, bounce houses, kids’ activities, and local vendors at this free community festival. Catch performances while shopping local and enjoying fall festivities. All proceeds raised will support Community Garden Kitchen.
Why we love sharing weekends like this
One of the best parts of living in North Texas is that there’s always something happening — and weekends like this are a great reminder of why so many families choose to call Frisco and the surrounding communities home. Whether you’re out trick-or-treating in the Rail District or sampling wine in McKinney, enjoy the day, and enjoy the community.
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