Looking for wholesome, family‑oriented activities this weekend? The Dallas‑Fort Worth region has five free events scheduled for Oct. 23‑25 that bring together local vendors, live entertainment and seasonal fun for all ages.
Keller Depot Nights on Bates
On Oct. 23 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Bates Street Park in Old Town Keller will host Keller Depot Nights on Bates. Attendees can enjoy local food trucks, live music and a small‑business marketplace. The event is free with RSVP. Address: 133 Bates St., Keller.
Rest In Plano Fest
Oct. 24, 5 p.m.‑10 p.m., Downtown Plano’s Haggard Parking Lot will welcome the Rest In Plano Fest. The free celebration features Halloween‑themed performances, carnival rides, photo opportunities and costumed characters. Families are encouraged to wear costumes and can purchase seasonal food, drinks and themed cocktails or mocktails from Fillmore Pub. Address: 1021 E. 15th St., Plano.
Halloween Par‑Tee in Frisco
PGA Frisco presents a family‑friendly Halloween Par‑Tee on Oct. 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 3255 PGA Parkway. Activities include pumpkin putting, trick‑or‑treating, carnival games, face painting and a photo booth. The evening concludes with a screening of “Hotel Transylvania” and a Halloween‑themed drone show. Admission is free.
PetSuites McKinney Trunk or Treat
PetSuites McKinney, in partnership with Highlands‑Eldorado Veterinary Hospital, will host its third annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 24. The event offers free Halloween fun for children and pets, featuring candy, games, local vendors, an exotic petting zoo and food from the King Kups food truck.
Nash Farm Fall Roundup in Grapevine
Historic Nash Farm in Grapevine invites families to its Fall Roundup on Oct. 25. The celebration showcases 19th‑century farm life with traditional demonstrations, heritage crafts and hands‑on activities. Visitors can enjoy concessions and open‑air entertainment while experiencing a seasonal tribute to the past.
All events are free, though some require RSVP or have limited parking. Check each venue’s website for the latest updates and any COVID‑19 safety guidelines. These gatherings highlight the strong community spirit and family values that define the DFW area.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Frisco — read the source article.
