Illustration by Sohalia Reddy<\/a><\/p>\nWith the weather slightly cooling down and the first day of fall upon us, going to outdoor events can become a little more bearable. <\/p>\n
Here are some fall events in Dallas-Fort Worth for people to enjoy.<\/p>\n
Tricks and Treats<\/p>\n
For those who like a family-friendly fall event, Six Flags Over Texas is holding Tricks and Treats on select days until Nov. 1. <\/p>\n
Attendees can participate in a variety of activities, including the Trick-or-Treat Trail, a costume contest and pumpkin painting. <\/p>\n
Admission to Tricks and Treats requires regular park admission, which starts at $45 online. <\/p>\n
Fright Fest<\/p>\n
Occurring on select nights until Nov. 1, Fright Fest is located in Six Flags Over Texas. The event features various scare zones and live shows with regular admission. <\/p>\n
Haunted houses and related merchandise are available to attendees for additional cost. <\/p>\n
Six Flags has various tickets, including Fright Fest Bundles, which grant admission to the park and haunted houses, and a Haunted Attractions Pass, which includes access to haunted houses on a selected night. <\/p>\n
Hispanic Heritage Celebration<\/p>\n
The fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration at Levitt Pavilion starts at 4 p.m. Oct. 3. <\/p>\n
The event features a vendor market, a performance from the Sam Houston High School mariachi, Salsa at the Gardens and more. <\/p>\n
Chikis y Su Sonora will go on at 7 p.m. with Mike Gonzalez and The Iconiczz headlining at 8:30 p.m. <\/p>\n
Pumpkin Nights<\/p>\n
Staying in Arlington until Oct. 31, the annual event features a half-mile path through different pumpkin lands. Attendees can register for an entry time and stay as long as they want. <\/p>\n
The event consists of a walking experience where visitors traverse a walking path and visit various vendors. Live shows are also included in the ticket, varying depending on the date. <\/p>\n
Tickets are sold in advance online. Early season and regular prices range from $13 to $28 for children ages four to 12 and from $20 to $38 for adults. VIP tickets range from $40 to $50 for ages four to 12 and from $50 to $60 for adults. <\/p>\n
Annual Glass Pumpkin Patch and Live Glassblowing Demonstrations<\/p>\n
The UTA Department of Art and Art History\u2019s glass program and 2100 Club are hosting their annual event as a part of Friends and Family Weekend. <\/p>\n
The free fundraiser event allows attendees to watch live glassblowing and browse unique glass pumpkins created by students and faculty. <\/p>\n
The patch and glassblowing demonstrations will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 16 and 17 at the Studio Arts Center. <\/p>\n
Huffhines Harvest Fest<\/p>\n
Festivities for a free event from Oct. 17 to 18 include a costume contest, a marketplace and live music. <\/p>\n
The festival is from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 17 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 18 at Huffhines Park in Richardson, Texas. <\/p>\n
A dog-centric portion of the event, called Pawtoberfest, is on Oct. 17 and has puppy yoga, a pet costume contest and more for additional cost. <\/p>\n
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