The People’s Last Halloween Party. Mockingbird Station’s Halloween party includes complimentary snacks, craft cocktails (you get two free drink tickets upon arrival), live music, classic slasher flicks, and a fortune teller. DJ Blake Ward handles the creepy soundtrack. Oct. 30, The People’s Last Stand.
Halloween Hoedown. Celebrate the night of the spook with a costume contest (“hillbilly attire” is strongly encouraged), raffle, Halloween-inspired cocktails, and live music from Southern Renaissance. Best dressed winners will receive cash prizes of $200, $100, and $50. Oct. 31, Sissy’s Southern Kitchen and Bar.
Deep’owen. Halloween falls on a Thursday this year, which happily coincides with Deep Ellum Brewing Company’s regularly-scheduled brewery tour. That means extra treats–no tricks—for you. In addition to a commemorative pint glass, there will be prizes for best and worst costumes, live music from Loyal Sally, and an Easy Slider food truck on hand to curb any hunger pains. Oct. 31, Deep Ellum Brewing Company.
NYLO-Ween. The NYLO South Side Hotel hosts a costume contest at the rooftop bar. Stop by for drinks, dancing, and a fantastic view of downtown. Oct 31, NYLO Hotel South Side.
Haunted Sock Hop. Dem bones should feel like getting loose Mr. Rid and the kookiest Halloween tracks he can find. Costumes are encouraged. Oct. 31, Texas Theatre Bar.
The Golden Age Halloween Party. Green Bandana Group celebrates local hip hop with an impressive line up of artists of both the musical and visual variety. Expect performances by A.Dd+, Jenny Robinson, Lord Byron, and many more. You’ll also see the work of Fred Villanueva, Steph Hargrove, and Jordan Castilleja. Oct. 31, The warehouse next to the Dallas Contemporary.
Halloween Hootenanny With the Polyphonic Spree. The Polyphonic Spree’s large numbers and elaborate theatrics lend themselves pretty well to a holiday that often involves costumes, treats, and tricks. They’ll perform songs from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, as well as their own tracks. There will be a costume contest and door prizes, plus stick around for a midnight screening of the film. Nov. 2, Lakewood Theater.
This article was written by CLAY STAPP.
CLAY STAPP, residential real estate broker and owner of CLAY STAPP+CO. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook
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