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Oct 29, 2026
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UTPB hosts family-friendly trunk‑or‑treat for Halloween on Oct. 31

Midland families have a new reason to celebrate Halloween safely and together. The University of Texas Permian Basin (UTPB) is holding a trunk‑or‑treat event on Saturday, Oct. 31, as part of its home‑coming festivities. The gathering will take place in the Astound Broadband Stadium parking lot, located at 801 N. Loop 250 W., and will begin at 4 p.m.

What to expect

Students, faculty and local volunteers will line the parking lot with decorated vehicles, each offering candy and small treats for children who walk from car to car. The event is designed to be family‑friendly, providing a controlled environment where parents can feel confident their kids are safe while enjoying the holiday spirit.

In addition to the classic trunk‑or‑treat experience, the Far From Stock Car Club will showcase a selection of custom‑painted cars, giving attendees a glimpse of the local car‑culture scene. The club’s presence adds an extra layer of excitement for car enthusiasts of all ages.

Activities for all ages

Beyond candy, the university has arranged a variety of activities suitable for children and teens. Face‑painting stations, a photo booth with Halloween props, and a short “spooky story” corner will keep youngsters entertained while they move from vehicle to vehicle. Local businesses have also donated small prizes for a costume‑contest raffle, encouraging kids to dress up in creative, family‑appropriate outfits.

Fireworks finale

The celebration will conclude with a fireworks display that follows the UTPB football game later that evening. The fireworks are scheduled to launch from the stadium field, providing a spectacular finish that families can enjoy together.

University officials emphasized that the event aligns with UTPB’s commitment to community engagement and safe, wholesome entertainment. “We want to give Midland families a place to celebrate Halloween in a secure setting, surrounded by the supportive spirit of our campus and local partners,” said a university spokesperson.

Practical details

  • Date: Saturday, Oct. 31
  • Time: 4 p.m. – fireworks after the football game (approximately 8 p.m.)
  • Location: Astound Broadband Stadium parking lot, 801 N. Loop 250 W., Midland, TX
  • Admission: Free for all attendees
  • Parking: Available in the stadium lot; follow signage on the day of the event

Parents are encouraged to arrive early to secure parking and to supervise their children throughout the event. The university will have security personnel and volunteers on hand to ensure a smooth, safe experience for everyone.

Community members looking for a wholesome Halloween outing are invited to join the celebration, support local students, and enjoy a night of fun, candy and fireworks under the Texas sky.


Original reporting: CBS7 / First Alert 7 KOSA (Gray) — read the source article.

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