Trunk-or-treats, trick-or-treat streets, and the other places kids can collect candy from now to Halloween, with times, addresses, and the free ones marked.
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, so October 24 and October 31 are the big days. Hosts move things for weather, so check their page that morning.
"Halloween falls on a Saturday, so you get two big trick-or-treat days. On October 24, downtown Windsor, Loveland, and Berthoud hand out candy. On Halloween, it's Main Street in Wellington and downtown Johnstown."
Alternatives to Violence and the Loveland Police Department's third trunk or treat. Come in costume and bring a bag. Police, fire, and EMS vehicles will be there to explore.
Decorated car trunks with treats for kids, family giveaways, and educational games at the state park.
Up to 100 decorated trunks, food trucks, and a costume contest every hour. Register free for a one-hour slot (noon, 1, 2, or 3), and sign a waiver for each child. A $15 VIP pass per child lets you come any time. Proceeds go to NOCO Wildlife, a wildlife rescue in Fort Collins.
Kids trick-or-treat through the village's historic buildings, with fall crafts and a wagon ride, weather permitting. Adults $8, youth $6, 6 and under free, or $20 for a family of 3 to 5. Free with SNAP/EBT.
A trunk-or-treat designed for sensory accessibility, run by CSU occupational therapy students with local pediatric OT clinics. Open to all ages and abilities. Costumes are welcome but not required.
A childcare center's trunk or treat, open to the Greeley community. RSVP free on Eventbrite.
Riders hand out candy from their motorcycles. There's also a best-bike contest, vendors, music, and food. Costumes encouraged.
The Loveland Cruisers car club's seventh trunk or treat: a car show with candy for the kids, plus music, vendors, and food. No cost is posted.
Decorated trunks, treats from the teachers, games, small snacks, and a visit from Bubbles.
The third annual trunk or treat, with face painting, candy, and food vendors.
Trick-or-treating around The Farm, designed for kids 10 and under, plus a hayride. Friday and Saturday 5 to 7; Sunday 1 to 3 and 5 to 7. Every time slot is sold out. If you have tickets, The Farm gives each child a treat bag, so leave your bucket at home.
Downtown businesses hand out candy on Main Street from noon to 3. At the park: bounce houses, free crafts at the Art & Heritage Center, face painting on the museum lawn, food trucks, and a DJ. Pick up a free candy bag at the Town of Windsor booth.
Kids trick-or-treat from cars decorated by the academy's staff and families in the parking lot.
Kids in costume go business to business downtown. Stop wherever the Trick-or-Treat Street flyer is in the window.
Milliken's Halloween afternoon, with trunk-or-treating, trick-or-treating at local businesses, and hot dogs.
Candy booths along the street, carnival rides and games, pumpkin bowling, face painting, and balloon art. The costume contest is 3 to 4 on the main stage, with age groups from 0 to 4 up to 13 and over, plus groups and pets. Sign up free at the Centerra booth by 2:45.
A childcare center's trunk or treat with a petting zoo, face painting, games, and a decorated-trunk contest.
Trick-or-treating at the shops around the center.
Downtown businesses hand out candy, and businesses from outside downtown set up in Fickel Park. Run by Berthoud Main Street.
Decorated trunks, costumed volunteers, and games, run by the Eaton Area Park and Recreation District. The High Plains Library bookmobile will be there. No registration.
A Halloween party and trunk or treat at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, open to everyone.
Trick-or-treating at participating stores, with a free treat bag and pumpkin for each child while they last, face painting, police and fire vehicles, and Slapshot from the Colorado Eagles. Teal pumpkins mark the allergy-friendly stops.
A trunk-or-treat, carnival games and prizes, a candy bar walk, crafts, and free hot dogs. Open to the whole community.
A free grab-and-go dinner from 5 to 6:30, then a trunk or treat and horse-drawn rides from 5:30 to 7. Everyone is invited.
A trunk-or-treat and chili dinner at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. All are welcome.
Food trucks from 5 and trunk-or-treating from 6. Open to the community, not only members.
Kids collect candy from downtown businesses, with Distortions Unlimited props for photos, Spook Alley ghost tours, and pumpkin painting. Pick up a candy map at the Rio Grande corner.
Trick-or-treating at nearly 100 downtown businesses for preschool and kindergarten kids and their grown-ups.
A trunk-or-treat outside, then door-to-door trick-or-treating through a haunted Town Hall and the library. Bring one nonperishable food item for the Weld Food Bank. Kids need an adult with them.
Trick-or-treat at vendor booths in the fieldhouse, play games, and enter the costume contest.
A chili cook-off potluck followed by a trunk or treat at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, open to the community. No masks, weapons, or gore on costumes.
A trunk or treat at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. RSVP free on Eventbrite.
Local businesses hand out candy at booths on the lawn, plus a costume contest with prizes.
Local businesses hand out candy downtown, with kids' activities and costumed characters. Run by the Johnstown Downtown Development Authority.
Wear a costume and trick-or-treat down the trail. Run by Evans Recreation.
Businesses on Cleveland Avenue, 1st Street, and 6th Street hand out candy, and hundreds of trick-or-treaters fill downtown.
Decorated trunks, candy, and free hot dogs. Everyone is welcome.
Games and candy with the Optimist Club of Windsor and the Windsor Police Department, for kids 12 and under.
Just past our usual towns, in Bellvue, Firestone, Pierce, and Longmont.
A guided Halloween tour of the dairy farm. Kids collect treats in a goodie bag along the way, see the Dairy-Go-Round milking parlor, and meet the calves. Rain, snow, or shine. Sign up for a tour time.
Trunk-or-treating, inflatables, obstacle courses, a trackless train, and food trucks, run by the Firestone Police Department.
Trunk-or-treating in the parking lot, then a Halloween movie with s'mores and popcorn. A daily, annual, or Keep Colorado Wild pass gets you in.
A Halloween afternoon at a mini-pig rescue, with trick-or-treating, a trunk-or-treat, games, photo spots, and a costume contest by age group.
Line up at 9:30 to walk in the costume parade (no registration), then trick-or-treat at businesses along Main Street.
Nothing on the list matches all of those.
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