Halloween 2020

We hope that you all have a happy and safe Halloween however you decide to celebrate.

If you're building a list of trunk-or-treats to stop by this year, add Shi Lee's annual trunk-or-treat to the list.

Our neighbors in the Sooner State are awfully interested in the villainous chainsaw wielding Texan.

I think we need to up our ghost game.

Here is a quick list of events we've found taking place this year in Amarillo.

If you're keeping track of everything going on, you can add Tascosa Drive-In to your list of places to visit on Halloween with the kids.

Fingers crossed we don't see more cancellations and that this year we can enjoy Halloween.

I wonder if we'll be seeing more of this in the coming days.

Then again, with the ongoing pandemic, I can understand not wanting to gather a bunch of people together in a room to solve a mystery.

If you're nervous about being in crowds this year, this might be a good alternative for you.

It honestly sounds like a really fun way to kick off the Halloween festivities. Even better, is that it all goes toward a great cause.

I commend the city for actually addressing the holiday and putting out tips on having a safe Halloween.