A city has been named the Halloween Capital of Texas for the third year. To prepare for the upcoming Halloween celebrations, a partnership was formed with a nonprofit organization. This partnership led to the creation of an artist mentorship program.
The program is called the Denton Halloween Artist Mentorship Program. It was created in collaboration with Paper Chair Studios, a local nonprofit.
Further details about the program and the Halloween celebrations are available from the source. The artist mentorship program is expected to elevate the Halloween celebrations, but specific details about the events and activities are not provided.
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