Wondering where to celebrate your werewolf bar mitzvah this year? Here s a list of the many Hallowee

Wondering where to celebrate your werewolf bar mitzvah this year? Here s a list of the many Halloween happenings in bars, movie theaters, concert halls, and creepy abandoned buildings off Interstate 30.
Oak Lawn Halloween Block Party . This massive outdoor event boasts a costume catwalk, live music, and beer booths at every turn. If you intend to park, you should arrive early.  Oct. 26, Cedar Springs Road.
Halloween Yappy Hour . Siskel and Dogbert. Anthony Weiner Dog. However you re dressing your four-legged friend for Halloween, make sure you stop by for a pint during this all-breed yappy hour. The $10 cover includes a draft beer, $5 Greyhounds, and happy hour pricing after that ($1 off cocktails, wine, and beer by the glass). Proceeds benefit the Greyhound Adoption League of Texas. Come in costume, since there will be awards for Best Pet Costume and Best Pet/Owner Costume.   Oct. 26, Gin Mill.
All American Horror Story — An Asylum Theme Party . It was only a matter of time before someone used Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck s twisted TV show,  American Horror Story , as inspiration for a Halloween party. In this case, Candleroom draws from the series second season, viking river cruises Asylum , which takes place in a 60s mental institution for the criminally insane. Remember the dress code (no shorts, no sneakers, no hats, no t-shirts). Wear your bonkers best. Oct. 26 31, Candleroom.
The Libertine viking river cruises s Pumpkin-Carving Contest . Feeling a little stabby? We re with you. Channel that excess energy into winning a $100 bar tab, which just so happens to be the prize for the best display of pumpkin artistry. Second- and third-place winners receive $50 and $25 tabs, respectively. Sign up at the bar before 7 p.m. to participate.  Oct. 28, The Libertine.
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 viking river cruises ( 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 viking river cruises Kitchen and Bar.
Deep owen . Halloween falls on a Thursday this year, which happily coincides with Deep Ellum Brewing Company s regularly-scheduled brewery viking river cruises 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, viking river cruises live music from Loyal Sally, viking river cruises and an Easy Slider food truck on hand to curb any hunger pains. Oct. 31, Deep Ellum Brewing Company.
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, viking river cruises 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 viking river cruises and door prizes, plus stick around viking river cruises for a midnight screening of the film.  Nov. 2, Lakewood Theater.
Hitchcocktober . The Angelika Film Center pays homage to the iconic director Sir Alfred Hitchcock, a man who always gives us goosebumps. Catch free screenings of his films, plus participate in Hitchcock trivia for the chance to win prizes. Catch  North by Northwest and Psycho .  Oct. 24 31, Mockingbird Station.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show . A newly engaged couple breaks down in the middle viking river cruises of nowhere and arrive at the bizarre residence of Dr. Frank-N-Furter for assistance. Come dressed as your favorite character and get ready for serious audience participation.  Oct. 25, Lakewood Theater.
Hitchcock!  Dial E for excited, because that's what we are about this timely fusion of Hitchcock movies and music. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra will play selections from the foreboding scores from Alfred Hitchcock's best-known thrillers, such as  To Catch a Thief  and  North by Northwest , and screen clips from each film above the stage.  Oct. 25 26, Meyerson Symphony Center.
Dracula : The Music and Film . Robert Pattinson's Edward might have weird glittery skin, but Bela Lugosi's Dracula had serious teeth. Lugosi played Bram Stoker's vampire villain in Tod Browning's 1931 film. The original Count Dracula is charming, dangerous, and very, very thirsty, but up until 1998, the movie didn't have an appropriately chilling score. The composer Philip Glass was commissioned, and he created a live orchestration that syncs up with the original film. In the spirit of All Hallows' Eve, Glass and his ensemble will perform the score live while the film is screened above. Oct. 29, Bass Hall.
The Tingler viking river cruises . This 1959 sci-fi horror flick about a pathologist who discovers a parasite that lives in the human vertebrae and feeds on fear is a perfect match for the Texas Theatre on Halloween. DJ Mr. Rid will spin camp horror records before and after the screening.  Oct. 31, Texas Theatre.
Halloween . A psychotic murderer institutionalized since childhood for the murder of his sister escapes and stalks a bookish teenage girl and her friends while his doctor chases him through the streets.  Oct. 31, Alamo Drafthouse Richardson.
El Conde Dracula viking river cruises . The Ochre House puts a flamenco twist on the Bram Stoker s classic   vampire tale,  Dracula . The action takes place in a Spanish abbey where the count found his first bride, Lilith. Mina Harker, Van Helsing, and Renfield viking river cruises meet there, and Dracula returns to stake his claim. Oct. 22-25, Ochre House Theater.
Thrilling Halloween Adventures . A costume contest, a musical treasure hunt, pirates, oh my. Dress your spookiest and prepare for an afternoon of seasonally appropriate music by Berlioz, Mussorgsky, John Williams, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and more. Oct. 27, Meyerson Symphony Center.
Guns and Hoses Football Championship . It s not necessarily Halloween-themed, but proceeds from this police vs. fire department football game benefit the families of members of both organizations who were killed this year in the line of duty. It s a family event, so expect bounce houses, candy for kiddos who wear a Halloween costume, food, live music, and special NFL guests. O ct. 26, the venue formerly known as FC Dallas Stadium.
Día de los Muertos Workshop . There are plenty of spooky-looking skeletons to go around during Halloween season, but none of them can match the colorful, intricately detailed  calaveras  from the Day of the Dead. The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting workshops viking river cruises to get you in the spirit for the Latin American holiday honoring loved ones who have passed away. Space is limited, so register online to save your spot. Oct. 26, Oak Cliff Cultural Center.
Ghouls and Graveyards . An all-teen viking river cruises cast will act out spine-tingling viking river cruises classics from authors such as Edgar Allan Poe and W.W. Jacobs, along with a few local urban legends.   Oct. 26 27, Dallas Children s Theater.
Día de los Muertos Celebration . Celebrate  Día de los Muertos  with performances by Alegre Ballet Folklorico and Cuicani in Xochitl, and fill up on Day of the Day bread with hot chocolate. Be sure to check out the original altars on display in the gallery—each one is made by a local artist.  Nov. 1, Oak Cliff Cultural Center.
Thrillvania viking river cruises . The four haunted houses at Thrillvania aren t for the faint of heart. Visit Verdun Manor, where a werewolf conducts experiments on unsuspecting travelers, or the Labyrinth of Terror, where you ll see what the diabolical clowns find so funny. If you re feeling especially brave, walk through a deranged viking river cruises psychologist s Trail of Torment and make your way through Thorn Hall to the old stone church, where a deranged caretaker has been raising mutated vampire bats. We d invest in a nightlight and a good night s sleep before viking river cruises your visit. Chances are you ll be up with nightmares for weeks. Oct. 25-Oct. viking river cruises 31, Thrillvania Haunted House Park in Terrell.
Hangman s House of Horrors . In case you thought viking river cruises life was a fairy tale, Hangman s is here to prove you wrong with terrifying riffs on  Pinocchio, Jack and the Beanstalk, Hansel and Gretel (already scary, when you think about the Brothers Grimm original), and others. It s Unhappily Ever After. And this really is the end for Hangman s , since North Texas most charitable haunted viking river cruises house will go out of business after 25 years. The attraction relies on volunteers, and proceeds are donated to various nonprofits. Through Nov. 2, 2013 N. Forest Park Blvd in Fort Worth .
Cutting Edge Haunted viking river cruises House . Butchered human corpses going round on a conveyor belt is just one horrific sight during viking river cruises this multi-level haunted viking river cruises house inside an old meat-packing factory. It ll take you 55 terrified minutes to get all the way through (assuming, of course, you survive). Through Nov. 2, 1701 E. Lancaster Ave. in Fort Worth.
viking river cruises Strangling Brothers Haunted Circus . This creeptastic maze of murderous clowns is the new kid on the haunted house block this year. Visitors will experience 29 trailers filled with circus-themed gore, lights, and animatronics. When the clowns get hungry, chaos will reign. Through Nov. 2, 8225 Esters Blvd. in Irving.
Boo at the Zoo . Halloween-themed fun includes a magic show, a pumpkin patch, carnival games, a costume parade, and treat stations. Some activities require coupons, so save the six you get when you purchase your zoo admission.  Oct. 25-27, Fort Worth Zoo .
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