Where to Find Twin Falls Trunk or Treat Events in 2026

Over the last decade or so, Halloween turned from a one-night-only event to a celebration that spans weeks, if not the entire month. The nice thing is that no matter what schedule you work, you'll find an event that gives you and your kiddos plenty of chances to score candy and have some family fun.

I found several family-friendly Halloween events happening around Twin Falls before October 31, including trunk-or-treats, harvest festivals, and opportunities to collect candy from downtown businesses.

Here's a look at some of the events coming up in Twin Falls this year.

Twin Falls Halloween Events Saturday, October 24

Read & Treat at Twin Falls City Park

Time: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Location: Twin Falls City Park

The Twin Falls Public Library is hosting its annual Read & Treat event, featuring a not-so-spooky Storywalk through City Park. Kids can wear their costumes and collect candy and treats from participating community organizations. The library also has a fall photo station at its original entrance.

Twin's Best Harvest Party

Time: 1 to 4 p.m.

Location: The River Christian Fellowship, 4010 N. 3300 E., Twin Falls

The River Christian Fellowship is hosting its annual Harvest Party. Families can enjoy games, candy, and other activities during the free event.

Twin Falls Harvest Festival Friday, October 30

Harvest Extravaganza at Twin Falls Reformed Church

Time: 6 to 8:30 p.m.

Location: 1631 Grandview Drive N., Twin Falls

Twin Falls Reformed Church is hosting its annual Harvest Extravaganza with games, candy, and food.

Admission is one bag of candy. Dinner is available for $5 and includes a hot dog or macaroni and cheese, chips, and a drink.

The church has also reserved a special time for children of all abilities from 5 to 5:45 p.m. in the West Building.

Twin Falls Trick-or-Treat Events Saturday, October 31

Amazing Grace Fellowship Treat Street 2026

Time: 2 p.m.

Location: 1061 Eastland Drive N., Twin Falls

Amazing Grace Fellowship is bringing back its popular Treat Street event on Halloween. The church is planning more than 30 decorated trunks and over 40,000 pieces of candy and non-edible goodies. There will also be carnival games, cool cars, hot cocoa, and cider.

The event is free and open to the community.

Trick or Treat Main Street in Downtown Twin Falls

Time: 2 to 4 p.m.

Location: Main Avenue, Downtown Twin Falls

The annual Trick or Treat Main Street event returns on Halloween. Families can bring their costumed kids downtown to collect candy from participating businesses.

Twin Falls Public Safety Trunk or Treat

Time: 3 to 5 p.m.

Location: 321 2nd Avenue E., Twin Falls

The Twin Falls Police Department and Twin Falls Fire Department are inviting families to celebrate Halloween at the third annual Public Safety Trunk or Treat.

The event provides another opportunity for kids to show off their costumes and collect treats before heading into their neighborhoods for Halloween night.

Halloween Night in Twin Falls, Idaho

Halloween is on a Saturday this year, so the annual debate of whether or not we should move the holiday from a weeknight to the weekend shouldn't be an issue. Expect plenty of families to be out trick-or-treating after dark. Watch for children crossing streets, especially between parked cars.

For parents, consider adding reflective tape or glow sticks to costumes, carrying a flashlight, and making sure younger children have an adult with them. Twin Falls doesn't have one citywide trick-or-treating schedule, so families can generally decide when to head out.