Halloween is closer than you think. In fact, many people start gearing up for spooky season as soon as the fireworks from the 4th of July fade.
Here in Lubbock, Halloween has grown significantly in popularity. Religious-based objections to the holiday—which were once fairly common—have largely faded into the background. Today, local celebrations span from dark and spooky to bright, glittery, and family-friendly.
Lubbock’s Halloween Scene Is Bigger Than Ever
Lubbock is now home to one of the largest haunted attractions in the world. The At’l Do Farms Corn Maize has embraced pumpkin patch themes, and the annual Lubbock Pumpkin Trail continues to draw thousands of visitors each fall.
Despite these standout events, Lubbock didn’t fare well in Wallethub’s annual “Best Places for Halloween 2025” rankings. The Hub City came in at a disappointing #68…