Denton gears up for 31 Days of Halloween: What’s new, what’s back and what to expect

In Denton, Halloween lasts for the entire month of October. The second 31 Days of Denton Halloween , a monthlong spooky celebration that helped solidify the city’s new designation as the Halloween Capital of Texas, begins on Wednesday.

The Denton Record-Chronicle caught up with some of the team behind all of the popups, attractions and events on Monday.

Kayla Herrod, the city’s deputy director of marketing and communications, said Denton is bringing back popular attractions from last year and trying a few new things.

“Our vision is to bring back some of the same things that people love about 31 Days of Denton Halloween, but it’s also to provide new experiences,” Herrod said. “So we want to make sure that we give people something new every time that they come back from year to year.”