Halloween plans are taking shape across the Las Vegas area, with a trunk-or-treat and movie night scheduled at Bruce Trent Park on Oct. 16 and additional trunk-or-treat events listed later in the month. The City of Las Vegas says its Ward 2 event is free and open to the public, giving families a specific date, location and film to put on the calendar.
The city lists the Ward 2 Trunk or Treat & Halloween Movie in the Park for 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at Bruce Trent Park, 8851 Vegas Drive. The program includes trunk-or-treating, a showing of the animated movie Hotel Transylvania and free popcorn. That is a full Halloween evening, not just a screen and a patch of grass.
More dates appear on public listings for Paradise Recreation Center and Craig Ranch Regional Park. Since event details can change, check the organizer’s listing before heading out, especially for last-minute updates.
October events on the calendar
Bruce Trent Park brings candy and a movie
The City of Las Vegas’ Halloween events calendar lists the Ward 2 gathering for Friday, Oct. 16, at Bruce Trent Park. The event description invites families to come in costume for trunk-or-treating and the movie. Free popcorn is included.
The city listing does not provide a closing time in the details available, so families should check the event page again before they leave. The park address is 8851 Vegas Drive. If you are crossing town, put the address in your map before the costume parade starts in the back seat.
More trunk-or-treat dates around the valley
Clark County’s Halloween calendar lists Paradise Patch Trunk-or-Treat at Paradise Recreation Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 6 to 8 p.m. The listing describes it as a free family event. Check the county page for current event details before making plans.
In North Las Vegas, the city event calendar lists Trunk or Treat at Craig Ranch Regional Park on Saturday, Oct. 31, from 6 to 9 p.m. The listing says entry is free and registration is not required. Craig Ranch adds another option for families who want to keep Halloween night close to home.
Check the listing before you go
These events have different hosts and schedules. Confirm the address, hours and any entry or registration rules on the organizer’s page before leaving. A listing may also be updated with activity details or changes, so the official page is the best place to check.
For the movie night, the city has announced Hotel Transylvania and free popcorn. Its listing does not specify whether families should bring chairs or blankets, so look for event-day instructions rather than assuming what the park setup allows. The county and North Las Vegas listings also have their own event details.
There is no single schedule covering every Las Vegas-area Halloween event. These public listings offer a few concrete October choices: candy and a movie at Bruce Trent Park, a county-listed event at Paradise Recreation Center, and a Halloween-night option at Craig Ranch. Pick the date that works, confirm the details, and let the costumes do their thing.
