Boofest Kingwood: Suburban Halloween Magic

Discover suburban Houston's Halloween magic through this beloved community celebration showcasing local pride and family fun.

Festival Information

Saturday, October 25, 2025, 4pm-9pm
5 hours
Kingwood Town Center Park, 8 N Main St.
Free
Parking easier on north side; bring cash for food vendors
Best time: Arrive early for best parking; bring cash for vendors

Festival Highlights

Trick-or-treating stations

Mini pumpkin patch

Free train rides

Live music & costume fun

Festival Activities

* Schedule and activities subject to change. Please check with event organizers for current details and exact timing.

Festival Opening & Setup

Community volunteers set up trick-or-treating stations and activity areas throughout the park.

Trick-or-Treating Stations

Multiple trick-or-treating stations operated by local businesses and community groups.

Mini Pumpkin Patch

Children can select pumpkins from the mini pumpkin patch and participate in pumpkin-themed activities.

Free Train Rides

Complimentary train rides around the park area for children and families.

Live Music Entertainment

Local musicians and bands provide live entertainment throughout the evening.

Costume Showcase

Informal costume showcase where families can show off their Halloween creativity.

Cultural Context & History

Kingwood represents Houston's suburban expansion in the 1970s and 1980s, when master-planned communities became the model for family-friendly living. Boofest showcases the strong community spirit that defines suburban Houston, where neighbors know each other and work together to create safe, fun environments for children. Kingwood's tree-lined streets and family-oriented culture make it an ideal setting for traditional Halloween celebrations. The festival demonstrates how newer Houston communities maintain small-town values while embracing the diversity and opportunities of a major metropolitan area.

Food & Drink Guide

* Food vendors and availability may vary. Check with event organizers for current vendor list.

Local Food Vendors

Various local food vendors offering Halloween treats and family favorites (cash recommended)

Carnival Treats

Classic carnival foods like funnel cakes, cotton candy, and caramel apples

BBQ & Comfort Food

Traditional Texas BBQ and comfort food from local vendors

Hot Chocolate & Cider

Warm beverages perfect for the October evening weather

Halloween Candy

Traditional trick-or-treat candy available at various stations

Getting There

* Please verify current location and parking information with event organizers before attending.

Driving

Parking easier on north side; bring cash for food vendors

Public Transit

Check METRO routes to the venue

Rideshare

Uber and Lyft available