Join Us For Our Boo Bash Trunk or Treat at DeLeon Plaza
It's time for our next big Community event! Townsquare Media, The Victoria Parks and Recreation Department, JAG Metals, Detar Healthcare System, and Bravo Honda present the Boo Bash at DeLeon Plaza. The event will take place on Wednesday, October 21st from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
There will be free trick-or-treating and a costume contest:
The trick-or-treat line will begin at the flags and is free to the public. Sparklight will also host a costume contest at 6:30 p.m. Registration is required to participate the costume contest. Enjoy fun family activities and music to keep the party going.
Here is a chance for your kid to skip the line.
Don’t want to wait in line? Enter now for the Bravo – Sweet Tooth Pass. This gives your trick-or-treaters the ultimate Halloween advantage of skipping the line. Your trick-or-treaters have to be in line by 4:55. This line will go first before the main line. Enter your trick-or-treaters; please fill out the form. This does not guarantee you a spot in the Bravo Honda – Sweet Tooth Pass line, but it gives you a chance.
REGISTER: Skip The Line At Our 2026 Boo Bash Trunk or Treat
We would love for your business to be a part of this event.
We’re also looking for local organizations, businesses, and community groups who’d like to join the fun! If you’d like to decorate a trunk, booth, or sponsor, please contact Townsquare Media at 361.573.0777. Bring your family, friends, and costumes for a spooky good time! Please don’t forget to bring your Halloween bag or bucket to collect your candy.
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Thirty years can change a lot, and Victoria is no exception.
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