NORTHEAST WIS. AND MICH. – With Halloween just around the corner, neighborhoods across the area are coming alive with excitement, rolling out a packed slate of seasonal festivities.
From downtown trunk-or-treats to haunted community gatherings, there are plenty of ways to break in costumes early and explore everything the area has to offer this spooky season ahead of classic trick-or-treating outings.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Mountain Sweet Street Trick or Treat — Mountain Community Building. Thursday, 5:30–6:30 p.m. Annual community trick-or-treat event featuring candy and hot dogs. Free. Includes a food drive for the local food pantry sponsored by Thrivent Financial. (920) 676-0754
Saturday, Oct. 31
Annual Suring Kids Party — Suring Fire Department. Saturday 2–4 p.m. Halloween party geared toward children 10 and under featuring goody bags, games, prizes, crafts and cookies. Free. Adult supervision required; concessions benefit the Suring Parents Group. Hosted by the Business Association of Suring Area. (715) 850-0984.
Truck & Treat — Underhill Fire Station, 5597 Cardinal Rd., Gillett. Saturday, 3–7 p.m. Explore fire trucks, collect treats and enjoy Halloween fun. Wear your costume. Free. (920) 855-2516.
St. John Trunk or Treat & Book Fair — St. John Lutheran Church & School, 8905 Saint John’s Rd., Suring. Saturday 4–6 p.m. Annual community trunk-or-treat event and book fair. Free. Volunteers, candy donations and decorated trunks are needed; costumes encouraged. (920) 842-2591.
Goofy Ghouly Truck or Treat Get-To-Gether — Park Avenue Playhouse, 1114 Main Street, Oconto. Saturday 4–7 p.m. Community get-together with games, a costume contest, treats and more. Free. machickaneeplayers@gmail.com or (920) 834-4353.
Trick or Treat in Oconto — Oconto Police Department. Saturday 4–7 p.m. Trick-or-treating stop featuring hot dogs, goodie bags for children and a chance to meet local police officers. Free. Visit the Oconto Police Department Facebook page or call (920) 834-7700.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Downtown Trick-or-Treat — Downtown Marinette. Thursday, 3:30–5:30 p.m. Safe community trick-or-treating at downtown businesses. Free. www.marinette.wi.us or (715) 732-5162.
Friday, Oct. 30
Fortunes by the Fire at Forgotten Fire Winery — Forgotten Fire Winery, W2360 Old Peshtigo Rd., Marinette. Friday 11–5:30 p.m. Psychic readings by the fire presented by Readings by LJ and Forgotten Fire Winery. Free admission to the winery; reading fees apply. (715) 582-4271.
Rocky Horror Picture Show Late Night Film Screening — Bayshore Arts Center, 750 W. Bay Shore St., Marinette. Friday 9–11 p.m. Late-night cult classic film screening inviting attendees to shout callbacks, sing along and do the Time Warp. Pay as you may with free admission; cash donations are accepted at the door. Costumes encouraged. www.bayshoreartscenter.org.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Crivitz Community Ed Trunk or Treat — Crivitz Park Pavilion by Playscape. Saturday 3:30–6 p.m. Community trunk-or-treat event. Free. jpatefield@crivitz.k12.wi.us.
Indoor Trunk or Treat — Hillside North Church, 2023 County Rd. Q, Pound. Saturday 4–6 p.m. Safe indoor trick-or-treating with free games, candy and refreshments. Free. (920) 897-2791 or (715) 370-3696.
Hotdogs for Halloween — City of Peshtigo Fire Department. Saturday, 4:30–6:30 p.m. Annual Halloween gathering featuring hot dogs, hot chocolate, candy and visits with firefighters and EMS responders. Free. Hot dogs and hot chocolate are served while supplies last. Visit the City of Peshtigo Fire Department Facebook page.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Truck or Treat Halloween Truck Show — Stephenson Municipal Complex, Stephenson, Mich. Saturday noon–6 p.m. Features semis, diggers, fire trucks, food vendors, treats and sweets. Rain or shine. Free. (906) 271-0552 or mackpuppy3@gmail.com.
Trunk-O-Treat — Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 2901 13th St., Menominee, Mich. Saturday 4–6 p.m. Children of all ages are invited to show off their costumes, get treats and have fun for Halloween. Free. Visit Emmanuel Lutheran Church Menominee, Michigan ELCA Facebook page.
Abrams: 4 - 6:30 p.m.
Coleman: 4 - 6 p.m.
Crivitz: 3 - 6 p.m.
Goodman: 4 - 7 p.m.
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