The place to Have Halloween Enjoyable in Houston County

By Greg Ritchie

Messenger Reporter

HOUSTON COUNTY –  With the swirling winds and falling temperatures, it’s certain beginning to really feel like fall. Houston County is ready for a spook-tacular stretch of Halloween and fall festivities, with native church buildings, companies, and group teams becoming a member of forces to ensure there’s no scarcity of enjoyable for households this week. From chili cook-offs to trunk-or-treats and haunted homes, there’s one thing taking place each night time main as much as Halloween — and even after.

Here’s a take a look at the place to seek out the motion:

Percilla Community Church Fall Fest — Wednesday, Oct. 29

6–8 p.m. | Percilla Community Church | Free Admission
Kick off the week with chili, video games, inflatables, hayrides, and an entire lot of hometown enjoyable. Guests who carry a canned meals donation can enter a prize drawing, combining good meals and good deeds.

Mystical Manor Haunted House — Thursday, Oct. 30 – Saturday, Nov. 1

7 p.m. | 1402 E. Loop 304, Crockett | $12–$15
For those that like their Halloween with a fright, Mystical Manor opens its doorways for 3 nights of spine-tingling thrills.

The Ritz Theatre “Hocus Pocus” Showing — Thursday, Oct. 30

6:30 p.m. | 620 E. Houston Ave., Crockett | $10 Admission
Take in a household favourite on the massive display because the traditional Halloween comedy Hocus Pocus returns for one night time solely. Costumes inspired, laughter assured.

Trick-or-Treat at MidCoast Medical Center — Friday, Oct. 31

4 p.m. | 1100 E. Loop 304, Crockett
Start the night early with a pleasant, protected cease for little ghouls and goblins. Staff will hand out sweet and smiles in a welcoming atmosphere for households.

Eastgate Family Church “Hallelujah Party” — Friday, Oct. 31

5:30 p.m. | 1245 E. Goliad Ave., Crockett
Hot canine, popcorn, hayrides, video games and the well-known Candy Rain make this festivity a fall favourite. Everyone’s invited to affix the enjoyable.

Hope Fest — Friday, Oct. 31

5:30 p.m. | Davy Crockett Memorial Park, Crockett
An night filled with meals, inflatables, video games and music fills the park as households collect for one of many county’s largest Halloween celebrations.

Mimsy’s Trunk-or-Treat — Friday, Oct. 31

5–8 p.m. | 1979 E. Fifth St., Crockett
Grab a dressing up and sweet bag for an evening of treats and pleasant faces at one in all Crockett’s hottest trunk-or-treat spots.

Crazy Four Coffee & Books Magic Café — Friday, Oct. 31

5–8 p.m. | 311 E. Goliad Ave., Crockett | $20 Ticketed Event
A magical twist on Halloween night time: take pleasure in espresso, confections, and reside leisure with a little bit of spooky sparkle.

Crockett County Museum Trunk-or-Treat and Contest — Friday, Oct. 31

6–9 p.m. | Town Square on Avenue D, Crockett
Costumes, sweet and pleasant competitors come collectively as native households fill the sq. for a protected night time of Halloween enjoyable.

First Baptist Church of Lovelady Trunk-or-Treat — Friday, Oct. 31

5–7:30 p.m. | 210 South Read St., Lovelady
Decorated automotive trunks, sweet and small-town fellowship make this a perfect cease for households south of Crockett.

PETS (People for the Ethical Treatment of Strays) Fall Event — Saturday, Nov. 1

Noon–6 p.m. | Davy Crockett Memorial Park Pavilion, Crockett
Raffles, youth actions and adoptable pets take heart stage on this family-friendly occasion supporting native animal welfare.

West Side Baptist “Falling for Jesus” Festival — Sunday, Nov. 2

3–5 p.m. | Crockett
Games, fellowship and candy treats carry the group collectively for a faith-filled afternoon celebration.

Ephesus Baptist Fall Family Night — Saturday, Nov. 15

5 p.m. | Ephesus Baptist Church
Cap off the autumn season with one final night of household enjoyable, meals and fellowship as Ephesus Baptist hosts its annual Fall Family Night.

Whether you’re chasing chills at a haunted home or sweet at a trunk-or-treat, Houston County has one thing taking place nearly each night time this week — and even a couple of weekends past. Grab your costume, pack an urge for food, and Happy Halloween 2025!

Greg Ritchie will be reached at [email protected]