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Sep 28, 2026
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Denton Halloween HQ Opens on Main Square Ahead of 31‑Day Festival

Denton, Texas – The city’s officially‑designated Halloween Capital of Texas unveiled its new Halloween Headquarters this week, situating the hub inside the former Discover Denton Visitor Center at 111 W. Hickory St., right on the historic square.

The pop‑up headquarters is a joint effort between the City of Denton and Denton Halloween Co., the organization that produces and coordinates the month‑long 31 Days of Denton Halloween festival. According to a recent city Facebook post, the space serves as a one‑stop shop for residents and visitors alike: guests can purchase official Denton Halloween apparel, mugs and other memorabilia, as well as obtain up‑to‑date information on festival events, parade routes, and family‑friendly activities.

What the HQ Offers

Beyond merchandise, the headquarters functions as a visitor information center for the Halloween season. Staffed by volunteers from Denton Halloween Co., the desk provides directions to key festival sites, answers questions about ticketed events, and distributes flyers highlighting daily themes such as “Spooky Story Night” and “Costume Parade Saturday.” The venue also doubles as the home base for the North Texas Ghostbusters, a community group that assists with safety and crowd‑control during the festivities.

Community Impact

Local business owners have welcomed the new hub, noting that a centralized merchandise location encourages tourists to linger longer in downtown Denton, supporting nearby restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques. “Having a dedicated Halloween HQ right on the square gives families a reason to explore the whole downtown area,” said Maria Alvarez, owner of a nearby café. “It’s a win‑win for the city’s economy and for our community spirit.”

The city’s partnership with Denton Halloween Co. reflects a broader strategy to leverage unique cultural assets for economic development. By branding Denton as the Halloween Capital, municipal leaders hope to attract regional visitors, boost sales tax revenue, and reinforce the city’s reputation as a vibrant, family‑friendly destination.

Looking Ahead

The 31 Days of Denton Halloween festival runs from October 1 through October 31, featuring nightly events, haunted house tours, a costume contest, and a grand Halloween parade. Organizers anticipate record attendance this year, citing the new headquarters as a key promotional tool.

Residents are encouraged to stop by the Halloween HQ for free maps, exclusive discounts on merchandise, and the chance to meet the Ghostbusters crew. The city plans to keep the space open throughout the entire month, with extended hours on weekends to accommodate the influx of visitors.

For more information, follow the City of Denton’s official social‑media channels or visit the Denton Halloween website.


Original reporting: Community Impact — Denton — read the source article.

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