And just like that, it’s October! Welcome to (arguably) the best month of the year.

Bring the family for a playful, imagination-filled live adaptation of the beloved children’s book, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Enter now for a chance to score a family four-pack of tickets to the date of your choosing!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Celebración: Music of Hispanic Heritage is making its debut at Civic Park on Oct 10, featuring the St. Mary’s University Mariachi Cascabel, Jazz Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and the San Antonio Brass Band for the Texas Premiere of Sinfonía Nómada. Grab a friend and bring a lawn chair, admission is free and open to the public!

• Hazlett fans, rejoice! A new date has been set. Catch the honey-tinged vocals of Australian folk-singer on the appropriately-named Comeback Tour at Stable Hall next June.

• Ever wanted to mosh on a soccer field in costume? Well, now’s your chance! Celebrate Halloween early with a free show at The King of Padel, presented by OWTG. Live music, 25+ local vendors, DJs, tattoos, and more. All ages welcome!

• The Park After Dark is bringing a Beetlejuice Movie Night Market to The Greenline on Oct 9 & 17 for a free screening of Beetlejuice and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice on separate dates. Dress up in your best costumes, shop from various horror artists and vendors, and enjoy a movie night with your local community.

• Great food, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a fresh SA Beer Week collab brew? Count us in. Wild Barley and SA Beer Week are teaming up with Flix Brewhouse for a beer release and movie night on Oct. 13. Dress up for the costume contest, hit the Time Warp, and raise a pint of the new Beer Week collaboration beer brewed with Flix.

THE BEST HALLOWEEN EVENTS

Halloween lovers, we’ve planned out your October and it’s frighteningly good. Haunted houses? On lock. Live shows with spooky twists? Got ‘em. Family-friendly frights? Yes sir. Go make some spooky plans before the season takes over.

THIS WEEKEND

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• Reese’s (yes, the peanut butter cups) did the hard work for us and figured out the Trick or Treatiest Streets in America, and San Antonio made the cut! Well, technically speaking, Alamo Heights did. Argo Ave to be specific. But IYKYK.

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