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🎃 Little Monsters on Main takes over Old Town Saturday
🎢 Launch Family Entertainment opens in Denton next Friday
🌳 Tor Hill Park opens on Lewisville ISD land in Carrollton
🍎 A Hebron graduate returns to Lewisville ISD as a middle school teacher
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Friday, October 23rd.
Early voting for the November 3 election continues, 8 AM to 5 PM. Visit votedenton.gov for locations.
Lewisville High Farmers at Flower Mound, 7 PM.
Denton County CERT Basic course, session three, 6 to 10 PM, Lewisville Police Department, 1187 W. Main St.
"The Wild Wild Weft" and "Eye Candy!" exhibitions, Lewisville Grand Theater gallery, 10 AM to 5 PM.
Acoustic Jam Session, 6 to 9 PM. See visitlewisville.com for the venue.
Reign Duo live music, 7 to 10 PM, State 28 Kitchen & Cocktails, Old Town.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show film screening, 8 PM, Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles St. Visit lewisvillegrand.com for tickets.
Saturday, October 24th.
For the Love of Lewisville fall day of service, gathering at 6:30 AM, Bill Weaver Arena.
Denton County CERT Basic course, session four, 8:30 AM to 5 PM, Lewisville Police Department.
Early voting runs 7 AM to 7 PM.
LHS Baseball Booster Fall Craft Show, 9 AM, 1098 W. Main St.
Friends of LLELA 4th Saturday Lecture, 10 AM to noon.
Boo & Bowl Market, 1 to 6 PM, Main Event Lewisville. Free.
Weaving demonstration, 2 to 4 PM, Lewisville Grand Theater gallery.
Texas Health free flu shot clinic, Westside Baptist Church, 900 Bellaire Blvd. Contact Texas Health for clinic hours.
HARIT Diwali 2026, 6 PM, Dew Event Center by Jimmy's, 2401 S. Stemmons Fwy., Suite 2414. Tickets $25 for HARIT members, $30 for others, free for kids under 5.
Little Monsters on Main, 6 to 9:30 PM, Old Town Lewisville and Wayne Ferguson Plaza, 150 W. Church St. Free.
Violin, Voice & Loops, 7 to 9 PM, Kava Culture Lewisville. No cover.
Dock of the Dead Halloween Party and Chili Cook Off, 7 to 11 PM, 1 Eagle Point Road, Lewisville.
Sunday, October 25th.
Early voting runs 11 AM to 5 PM.
Main Event Trunk or Treat and Indoor Candy Trail, 2 PM, Main Event Lewisville. Free.
Hunter's Moon Night Hike, 7:30 to 9:30 PM, LLELA. Contact LLELA for fees and registration.
Monday, October 26th.
Early voting enters its final week, 7 AM to 7 PM each day through Friday, October 30.
Wine Down Mondays, Ethel Janes, 306 W. Main St., Old Town.
Tuesday, October 27th.
Early voting runs 7 AM to 7 PM through Friday, October 30.
"The Wild Wild Weft" weavers' exhibition returns to the Lewisville Grand Theater gallery, 10 AM to 5 PM, through Saturday, October 31.
Friday, October 30th.
Last day of early voting, 7 AM to 7 PM.
Launch Family Entertainment opens at Golden Triangle Mall in Denton.
Monster Mash Family Bash, 6 to 8 PM, Main Event Lewisville. Visit Main Event for tickets.
Tuesday, November 3rd.
Election Day. Visit votedenton.gov for polling places and hours.
Saturday, November 7th.
Last day to see the "Eye Candy!" exhibition at the Lewisville Grand Theater gallery.
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Little Monsters on Main Takes Over Old Town Saturday Night
Trick-or-treating, haunted hayrides, live music and a movie in the Plaza fill the free family event.
The City of Lewisville's Halloween event returns to Old Town Saturday, October 24. Trick-or-treating along Main Street and the inflatable attractions run from 6 to 8 PM, with live music from 6 to 7:30 PM. Haunted hayrides leave from City Hall from 6:30 to 9:30 PM, and a movie in the Plaza starts at 8 PM.
The first 500 trick-or-treaters to stop by the Info Tent get a free Little Monsters on Main bag. The inflatables are for ages 3 and up, onsite vendors will be set up, and Old Town restaurants will be open for dine-in or carry-out. Questions go to 972-219-3401.
Event Details
📅 Date: Saturday, October 24
🕐 Time: 6 to 9:30 PM
📍 Location: Old Town Lewisville and Wayne Ferguson Plaza, 150 W. Church St.
💲 Admission: Free
Launch Family Entertainment Opens in Denton Next Friday
The 30,000-square-foot indoor play center at Golden Triangle Mall adds a restaurant and bar to the mix.
Launch Family Entertainment is set to open its new Denton location on Friday, October 30. The center takes over about 30,000 square feet at Golden Triangle Mall, with trampolines, a ninja course, virtual reality, arcade games, MultiBall and ValoArena, a full-body mixed-reality gaming area. Launch's KRAVE restaurant and bar is part of the building, and the space is also set up for birthday parties, group outings and corporate events.
The Denton center is owned by local entrepreneur Satwinderpal Singh and will be the company's fourth in Texas. Launch already operates a location in Lewisville, so the brand will be familiar to many readers. Hours and pricing for the Denton center are available on Launch's website.
Event Details
📅 Date: Friday, October 30
🕐 Time: See Launch's website for opening hours
📍 Location: Golden Triangle Mall, 2201 S. I-35, Denton
💲 Admission: See Launch's website for pricing
Source: Cross Timbers Gazette and Denton Record-Chronicle
Tor Hill Park Opens in Carrollton on Lewisville ISD Land Next to Hebron High
A $2.9 million park built through a lease partnership with the district brings a playground, trail and event lawn to the Plano Parkway corridor.
Carrollton scheduled the opening and a 10 AM ribbon cutting for Tor Hill Park on Saturday, October 17. The park sits at Plano Parkway and Warmington Drive, next to Hebron High School, on roughly five acres of Lewisville ISD-owned land that the city developed under a lease agreement with the district.
The park includes playground space, a concrete walking trail, an event lawn and open areas for team and group activities. A pavilion is planned for a later phase. Its parking lot, which opened in 2025, also serves as supplemental seasonal parking for Hebron High School. Contact Carrollton Parks and Recreation for hours and programming. Carrollton is a short drive from Lewisville, and LISD Superintendent Dr. Lori Rapp was among the officials scheduled to speak at the ribbon cutting.
Source: Hoodline
Hebron Graduate Elena Barnes Now Teaches Media and Robotics at Arbor Creek Middle School
A broadcast journalism major found her calling after substitute teaching in the district she grew up in.
Lewisville ISD's latest Alumni Spotlight features Elena Barnes, a 2018 Hebron High School graduate who was active in spirit squad, student broadcast and softball. She studied mass communication at Stephen F. Austin State University, where she worked with ESPN and with the promotions team for the Dallas Stars.
After graduating, Barnes came back to the district and picked up substitute teaching shifts at Hebron 9 while she applied for other jobs. That experience changed her plans. She now teaches full time at Arbor Creek Middle School in her fourth year, leading classes in college and career exploration, audio and video production, engineering and robotics, and yearbook. Her goal is to give students the chance to create and tell their own stories, much like her own teachers did for her.
Source: Lewisville ISD, Alumni Spotlight
🕰️ Trivia Day in Lewisville
Building Lewisville Dam turned up a campsite roughly 12,000 years old. Crews unearthed aboriginal artifacts in 1950 while working on the dam, and archeologists excavated the site from 1952 to 1957 before the reservoir covered it. They found 21 hearths, animal bone fragments and lignite used as fuel. Radiocarbon dating put the material at about 12,000 years old, similar in age and content to the Clovis site in New Mexico.
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