Beaumont is the place to be for Halloween! With movie festivals, haunted houses, ghost hunts, pumpkin patches and more, there's something for the whole family to enjoy!

13 Nights of Halloween

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Ready for some frightful fun? 

The Jefferson Theatre is bringing back 13 Nights of Halloween for 2026! 

From family favorites like The Corpse Bride and Coco, to cult classics like The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of Horrors, this film festival is sure to have something for every member of the family.  

You won’t want to miss these two, spooky weeks in the historic Jefferson Theatre. Take a look at the full film schedule below!

The Haunted Hotel

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Want to continue the tricks and treats? Come to Beaumont and stay a while! There’s a ton of spooky fun to be had.  

Visit the Haunted Hotel in Downtown Beaumont, open select nights from September through October. Sure to be a SCREAM!

Scary Fun Awaits... The Haunted Hotel

History After Dark: Ghost Hunt

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Does the Haunted Hotel have you wanting to hunt for some real ghosts? We’ve got you covered! The Beaumont Heritage Society is hosting “History After Dark: Ghost Hunt” at the John Jay French Museum, on October 9th and 10th with Ghost Texas, a professional paranormal investigation group based in Houston. Make sure to get your tickets today!

Ghosts, Goblins & Gardens

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Scary not your Halloween vibe? Don’t worry! Head down to the Beaumont Botanical Gardens for their 6th Annual Ghosts, Goblins & Gardens event. A lovely fall festival, free to the public and chock full of children’s activities, crafts, and entertainment. 

Pumpkins Aplenty! Ghosts, Goblins & Gardens

Museum Madness

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You can also visit museums across the city for Museum Madness Month 2026! You can enjoy outdoor concerts featuring the Curse and the Cure at the McFaddin Ward House, crafting workshops, Dinosaur Day at the Texas Energy Museum, downtown walking tours with the Beaumont Heritage Society, fun-ducational activities at the Tyrrell Park Nature & Visitors Center and more! Look here for a full list of activities!

McFaddin-Ward House

  • 1906 Calder Avenue

Built in 1905-1906 in the Beaux Arts Colonial style, the McFaddin-Ward House and its furnishings reflect the lifestyle of the prominent family…

Beaumont Botanical Gardens

  • 6088 Babe Zaharias Drive

Beaumont Botanical Gardens is a 23 acre garden of ever-changing beauty located within the 500 acres of Tyrrell Park. It is also home to the Bert…

Temple to the Brave

  • 1365 Pennsylvania

Located in Pipkin Park, the Temple to the Brave, originally intended as a memorial to the dead of the First World War by the Daughters of the…

Beaumont Children's Museum

  • 701 Main Street

The Beaumont Children's Museum is a non-profit museum that believes in learning through play. Our exhibits are carefully selected to promote…

Texas Energy Museum

  • 600 Main St.

The Texas Energy Museum tells the story of oil through colorful, state-of-the-art exhibits. The exhibits depict petroleum geology, formation of…

Fire Museum of Texas

  • 400 Walnut

Open since 1984, this tribute to firefighters houses a collection of antique engines and firefighting equipment dating back to the 1800s. Take…

With all this going on, you might as well start calling us BOO-mont! Have a happy and safe Halloween and consider coming to Beaumont to – as the witches say - stay a spell!