Join the movement to trick-or-treat on the last Saturday of October every year!
This year, we have the rare opportunity to trick-or-treat on a Saturday. It won't happen again for another 11 years in 2037 due to leap years. What if we could just trick-or-treat on Saturdays every year?
Halloween should always remain October 31. But trick-or-treating works best when it happens on a Saturday night.
When Halloween falls on a weekday, families rush through the evening, kids have school the next morning, and fewer neighbors are home to participate.
Moving trick-or-treating to the last Saturday of October keeps the spirit of Halloween while making the night bigger, safer, and more fun.
Families are free on Saturday night. More kids can enjoy the full evening.
More neighbors are home. More lights on. More candy.
More adults around and more daylight hours make the night safer for everyone.
Don't you hate the stress of having to rush home from work to get dinner ready to get your kids out for trick-or-treating?
Halloween itself remains October 31. Decorations, parties, haunted houses, and celebrations stay exactly the same.
The only change is the night kids go door-to-door for candy.
Why wait until 2037?