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View MoreHalloween events across Grapevine, Southlake and Colleyville include the Trick 'R Treat Trains, a free Southlake Trunk or Treat, Colleyville's Haunted Trails and adults-only wine events running Oct. 24 through Oct. 31.

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View MoreGrapevine's Convention and Visitors Bureau released its 2026 holiday guide detailing more than 1,400 events over 40 days, headlined by a 600-drone light show, the 47th Parade of Lights and the 38th Carol of Lights.

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View MoreCarroll Senior High's theatre department opened a free fall festival Oct. 15 in Southlake, staging three plays simultaneously across the auditorium and black box, with remaining performances Saturday and Sunday.

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View MoreOktoberfest Southlake returns to Southlake Town Square Oct. 16–18 for its 25th anniversary, featuring free admission, live music on three stages, wiener dog races and a stein hoisting contest.

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View MoreColleyville's free annual Harvest Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Plaza at City Hall with Trunk-or-Treat, a costume contest, petting zoo, food trucks and a first-ever Harvest Market featuring local vendors.

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View MoreThe North Gym at The REC of Grapevine closes Oct. 19 for three to four weeks of wall repairs, with BallFX basketball programs shifting to the South Gym.

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View MoreWomen's shoe and accessory store Moda has opened at Grapevine Mills in Grapevine, selling boots, sandals, heels, purses, hats, jewelry and keychains.

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View MoreTalking Animals Books expands its second annual Horror Book Fest to a three-day weekend Oct. 16–18 at its Main Street location in Grapevine, with author panels, vendors, gore makeup and an open-mic ghost story night.
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