5 Halloween Events to Attend in Conroe

There will be plenty to do in Conroe for All Hallows' Eve, and the Conroe-Montgomery County Patch knows where its readers can find fun alternatives to the trick-or-treating tradition.

• Pumpkin Bobbing: The City of Conroe Parks and Recreation Department brings the spirit of Halloween to the Conroe Aquatic Center, located at 1205 Candy Cane Ln., on Oct. 28 from 6-8 p.m. Open to ages 4-12, the event costs $5 to attend and will feature a swim in the heated Education Pool with decorating stations.
• Scare Up Some Fun at Incredible Pizza: Conroe's Incredible Pizza, located at 230 S. Loop 336 W., is set for Oct. 31 from 5:30-9 p.m. Community members are invited to break out their best costumes for a chance to win a $100 game card. A candy trail opens at 5:30 p.m., and a kids' buffet with drinks and one-hour video-gaming costs $8. Call (936) 441-2222 for more information.
• Trunk or Treat Harvest Festival: Free, family fun is available Oct. 31 at Northside Baptist Church, with food, games, a bounce house, hay rides, a 16-foot slide, a trunk-or-treat event and all the candy one can eat. The harvest festival takes place 5:30-8 p.m. at 701 N. FM 3083 W.
• Halloween Campground: Happening Oct. 29, the Lake Conroe-Houston North KOA presents its second, annual campground Halloween celebration. Open to all ages, the event will feature site decoration with a prize for the first-place winner, a costume contest, a haunted hay ride, snacks and a DJ party. Attendees can pay for the RV site or cabin on Oct. 28 and Oct. 29 and receive Oct. 30 for free. Call (936) 582-1200 for further details.
• The Addams Family Theatre Production: And now for something completely different. Stage Right, located at 234 North Main St., invites residents to its live performance of The Addams Family, available through Nov. 6. Ticket purchase is available online and at the box office Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m. as well as from 3 p.m. to showtime on show dates.

Stay connected to your local Patch through Facebook, where news meets community. Stay safe. Stay spooky.

Photo courtesy of Pixabay