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Fall Festivities in Central Texas
What is Central Texas living like in the fall when our leaves don’t change and temperatures aren’t all that much cooler? Let me tell you – it is just as fun! While the weather may not always make you feel like it’s fall outside, there are plenty of events and activities to help our community embrace the fall spirit. Here are some great opportunities to check out in the Temple-Belton area with your family and friends this weekend for some fall fun!
All Weekend
The Robinson Family Farm
One of the most popular fall attractions in the Temple-Belton area is The Robinson Family Farm. With over 20 different attractions, there are plenty of memories to be made. The family-friendly farm not only offers a pumpkin patch, but also axe throwing, corn cannons, farm animals, hayrides, live music, yard games, and more! Sunday, October 31st, the final herding shows of the season will be held at 12:00, 1:30. and 3:00 PM. Along with the many fun activities to do, there are plenty of fall photo ops to make your inner influencer dreams come true – pumpkin patch, corn maze, pumpkin barn, and more. We definitely recommend making the trip to visit this family-owned farm! Purchase tickets online for $13.95 or at the gate for $17.95. Trick-or-Read
Friday and Saturday, October 29th – 30th, be sure to stop by the Temple Public Library for some not-so-spooky short films, activities, and crafts. All ages are welcome to come and go as they wish. You are welcomed to wear a costume, or not. This event is free to the public.
Trick-or-Read
Friday and Saturday, October 29th – 30th, be sure to stop by the Temple Public Library for some not-so-spooky short films, activities, and crafts. All ages are welcome to come and go as they wish. You are welcomed to wear a costume, or not. This event is free to the public.
Friday
Boo Bash
Come check out the Boo Bash Friday, October 29th, from 10:00 – 11:30 AM at the Gober Party House. Ages 2-6 are welcomed to scare up some fun while making spooky crafts, playing Halloween-themed games, and enjoying snacks. Costumes encouraged! Pre-Registration is required to attend this event and admission costs $7 per person.
Corkys Costume Contest and Karaoke Night
Friday, October 29th, everyone over 21 is invited to get spooky with Corky’s Wine and Beer. They will have a DJ with karaoke, a costume contest with a cash prize, and lots of food and drinks. Doors open at 8:00 pm.
Saturday
Boo Cru
Cheer on one of the best college football teams in Central Texas defend their undefeated record against Belhaven University Saturday, October 30th, at 12:00 PM. There will be 10 different locations across Crusader Stadium to trick-or-treat during the first half of the game. Make sure to wear a costume for a chance to be on the field during halftime for the costume parade. Go out and support the Cru! Click Here for more information. You can purchase tickets for this event online here or at the ticket box Saturday.
Monster Mash
Saturday, October 30th, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, come out to the Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum for the Monster Mash Prom. Stop by the punch bowl for treats, learn some new dance moves on the dance floor, and do not forget to stop by the photo booth to remember your spooktacular evening.
Fright Fest “Creep Thru”
Saturday, October 30th, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, come to Santa Fe Plaza for an evening of tricks and treats. Along with tick-or-treating, there will be a costume contest and an amazing fire dancer show! This event is free to everyone in the public.
There is plenty of fun to be had and memories to be made this fall with the variety of activities offered in Central Texas. We hope you find the type of event that suits you best and try it out!
If you choose to attend any of these events, please tag us on social media. We want to how you choose to celebrate fall in our community!
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