Lubbock is preparing to host its first Halloween parade. The event is called Haunted Hollow on Broadway and will take place on October 31, 2026. It will feature floats, costumes, and music for attendees to enjoy.
m. and will be free to attend. Further details about the event can be found through local news sources.
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