🎃 Treasure Valley Trunk or Treat & Halloween Events 2025

contentbynani
Sep 26
2 min read

It’s officially spooky season in the Treasure Valley, and families are gearing up for one of the most fun traditions of fall—Trunk or Treats! These events bring the community together for safe trick-or-treating, creative costumes, decorated trunks, and of course, plenty of candy.

Whether you’re in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, or Star, there are festive options for everyone.

Here’s a roundup of Trunk or Treat and Halloween events happening across the valley this October.

👻 Featured Trunk or Treat Events

Meridian 12th Annual Trunk or Treat

📅 Thursday, Oct 23

• 6:00-9:00 pm

📍 Meridian City Hall, 33 E Broadway AveMeridian’s biggest trunk or treat is back with over 90 decorated trunks! Free for all ages, this event is a local favorite.

Trunk or Treat on Cherry Lane

📅 Sunday, Oct 26

• 1:00-4:00 pm

📍 1406 W Cherry Lane, MeridianBounce houses, burgers, treats, and costumes—this one is full of family fun and local spirit.

Downtown Meridian Trunk or Treat

📅 Date TBD

📍 Downtown MeridianBusinesses and community partners line the streets for a festival-style trunk or treat in the heart of downtown.

Garden City Trunk or Treat at The Riverside Hotel

📅 Date TBD

📍 Riverside Hotel, Garden CityHosted in partnership with Garden City Police, this event is perfect for kids to enjoy candy, costumes, and a safe community atmosphere.

Meridian Speedway “Trunk or Treat Championship Races”

📅 Saturday, Oct 25

📍 Meridian SpeedwayCome for the candy, stay for the races! Families can trick-or-treat in the pits from 12:00-1:30 pm before enjoying the evening’s championship races.

More Local Options

Other smaller trunk or treat events will pop up across the valley, including at Jordan’s Garden Center, Indian Creek Plaza, Children’s Dentistry of Boise, Star Barn, and more. Keep an eye on community pages for updates.

🧡 Tips for Making the Most of Trunk or Treat Season

Arrive early — candy goes fast!
Check event pages — some details shift closer to the date.
Dress warm — October evenings can get chilly.
Bring a bag for candy — or two!
Snap photos — these events make for some of the best family memories.

✨ Wrap-Up

Whether you’re looking for a big community celebration or a smaller neighborhood gathering, Treasure Valley has plenty of opportunities for families to enjoy Halloween together.

👉 Which event will you and your family be attending this year? Let us know in the comments and share your costumes with us—we’d love to see them!