Trick-or-treat

Trick or Treat Like Never Before: Candy, Community, and Creativity!

Dive into the spooktacular world of trick-or-treating this Halloween! From accessible events to innovative candy traditions, there's a treat waiting for everyone!

As Halloween approaches, children and adults alike are getting ready for one of the most beloved traditions of the year: trick-or-treating! This Halloween, communities across the USA are going beyond the basic candy exchange to ensure everyone can join in the fun. One shining example is the accessible trick-or-treating event scheduled for October 31st from 5-7 PM on Meadowbrook Rd, which is organized by dedicated parents in partnership with the Town of Sudbury’s Commission on Disability. With careful planning, they're making sure that accessibility and safety are prioritized, ensuring that everyone has a chance to enjoy this magical night filled with laughter and laughter...and candy!

Meanwhile, students at Case Western Reserve University are taking part in a unique twist on the classic celebration with their "Candy Crawl"! This event will allow students to relive their childhoods while donning their favorite costumes and collecting treats around campus. It's a sweet way to foster a sense of community and celebrate creativity while bringing folks together for some spooktacular fun. After all, who wouldn’t want to revisit the joyous excitement of trick-or-treating?!

Additionally, in a blending of support and fun, the #MeToo CWRU group is holding a themed support group event on November 1st—just after Halloween. This gathering allows undergraduate students to come together, sharing their experiences in a lighthearted atmosphere while also providing a safe space for much-needed discussion. Halloween, with its iconic costumes and playful antics, proves to be an excellent metaphor for embracing both our playful and serious sides.

From trunk-or-treating events that elevate safety and accessibility to citywide trick-or-treat opportunities, the spirit of Halloween is evidently alive and thriving! Local communities are stepping up to create festive occasions that combine the joys of candy collection with camaraderie and support for those who need it. And as we prepare to don our costumes, remember this: Did you know that over 180 million Americans partake in trick-or-treating each year? Plus, the most popular Halloween candy is none other than the beloved Reese's Peanut Butter Cups! So, gear up, get your costumes ready, and remember to share the love (and candy) this Halloween season!