Skip The Line At Our 2026 Boo Bash Trunk or Treat
The Boo Bash is back! Get ready for an evening of safe, spooky celebration! Join us for our annual Halloween Boo Bash in partnership with the City of Victoria, Jag Metals LLC, and Detar Healthcare System, featuring: Trunk-or-Treat, a Costume Contest, Activities, and More! All happening October 21 at De Leon Plaza from 5:00 pm- 9:00 pm.
The trick-or-treat starts t by the flags at Deleon Plaza. There is also a costume contest sponsored by Sparklight. The Costume Contest will start at 6:30 pm near the stage. You will be required to register. Age brackets 0-3, 4-7, and 8-15, 16+.
Here is a chance for your kid to skip the line.
Don’t want to wait in line. Enter now for the Bravo – Sweet Tooth Pass. This gives your trick-or-treaters the ultimate Halloween advantage of skipping the line. Your trick-or-treaters have to be in line by 4:55. This line will go first before the main line. Enter your trick-or-treaters; please fill out the form. This does not guarantee you a spot in the Bravo Honda – Sweet Tooth Pass line, but it gives you a chance.
We would love for you business to be a part of this event.
We’re also looking for local organizations, businesses, and community groups who’d like to join the fun! If you’d like to decorate a trunk, booth, or sponsor, please contact Townsquare Media at 361.573.0777. Bring your family, friends, and costumes for a spooky good time! Please don’t forget to bring your Halloween bag or bucket to collect your candy.

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How Victoria, TX Looked in 1999
Thirty years can change a lot, and Victoria is no exception.
From favorite restaurants and shopping spots to local landmarks and unforgettable hangouts, the city looked a whole lot different back in 1999. Some places are long gone, while others have been transformed into something completely new.
Whether you grew up here or you're just curious about what Victoria used to look like, here's a nostalgic trip back to the Crossroads and some of the places locals still love to talk about.
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