nightmare on 19th street

This report is nutters.

This prop was stolen from Nightmare On 19th Street in the last two weeks.

Nightmare On 19th Street's Valentine's Day event will not happen this year.

With the COVID-19 rates as bad as they are in Lubbock, businesses should at least try to do as well as a local haunted attraction.

I love it when great things come together. The Oscar-Meyer Wienermobile will be at Nightmare On 19th Street this Saturday, October 16th. It's a little extra bonus for all you haunted house and wiener fans. We actually had the Wienermobile booked once before, but it had to cancel...

I'm sure things will get tougher as we get closer to Halloween, but I cannot say enough how proud I am in Lubbock for helping us watch out for everyone's health.

It takes planning to be certified "Lubbock Safe."

We worked with the City of Lubbock to ensure a safe night out for those of you who love spooky things. We have been award the Lubbock Safe seal of approval.

Three couples will win. Enter now!

You still have time for a good scare.

FMX's The RockShow and Nightmare on 19th Street hosted the annual Little Kids Trick or Treat on Sunday, October 27th. The scary stuff was covered up so not to frighten the youngsters while they made their way through the path loaded with smiles and lots and lots of sweet treats!

Ready to get scared? Nightmare On 19th Street's 13th year is underway in Lubbock. Here's what you need to make it through alive.