FAMILY FUN • HALLOWEEN 2026
Costumes, Candy & Community: Your San Angelo-Area Trunk-or-Treat Guide
Updated October 3, 2026 • All times are local Central Time.
Get those costumes ready and give the candy buckets a practice run! October brings plenty of chances for Concho Valley families to enjoy decorated trunks, sweet treats and Halloween fun around San Angelo. Several events happen well before Halloween night, so your little superheroes, cowboys and friendly ghosts can make more than one outing.
Here’s a date-by-date roundup of the trunk-or-treat announcements we found, followed by a few extra Halloween stops worth putting on the family calendar.
This guide covers announcements available as of October 3. Some dates come from public event directories rather than an organizer’s own website; those entries are identified below. Check the linked page before heading out for schedule changes, weather updates and admission details. More Concho Valley announcements may appear as Halloween approaches.
October trunk-or-treat calendar
Saturday, October 17: Free Trunk or Treat and Concert
When: 4–9 p.m.
Where: Blackbuck Amphitheater, 7955 Arden Road, San Angelo
Admission: Free, according to the event listing.
Start the Halloween fun early with a candy-filled evening featuring local businesses, clubs and community groups. The advertised festivities include trunk-or-treating and a free concert to close out the night.
More information: Blackbuck Amphitheater event listing
Friday, October 23: MHMR Concho Valley Trunk or Treat/Haunted House
When: 5:30–7 p.m.
Where: MHMR Concho Valley parking lot, 1501 W. Beauregard Avenue, San Angelo
Admission: Free, according to the event listing.
Wear a costume and collect candy from community partners at MHMR Concho Valley. The event also advertises a haunted house, so parents of younger children may want to ask about that portion before participating. Organizations interested in setting up a trunk can contact Brandi Sablan at 325-658-7750; the listing says there is no trunk participation fee.
More information: MHMR Trunk or Treat/Haunted House listing
Friday, October 23: First Annual Tech-or-Treat
When: 6–8 p.m.
Where: Technology Tower parking lot, 2702 Loop 306, San Angelo
Technology Tower’s businesses are teaming up for an evening of games, local food and trunk-or-treating. The announced hosts include Snider Technology Services, VGI Technology, TCP Software and Hoar Construction. Bring the family and enjoy a new stop on the Halloween calendar. Admission and food prices are not specified in the listing.
More information: First Annual Tech-or-Treat event listing
Saturday, October 24: CVEC Trucks & Treats
When: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Where: San Angelo Stadium, 1902 Knickerbocker Road, San Angelo
Admission: Free, according to the 2026 event listing.
For children who love big trucks as much as candy, Concho Valley Electric Cooperative’s Trucks & Treats brings both together. CVEC describes the event as a twist on trunk-or-treating that lets children explore specialized vehicles. The 2026 listing invites the entire community to come in costume with candy bags ready.
More information: CVEC’s official Trucks & Treats page and the 2026 date-and-time listing.
Saturday, October 24: Community Trunk-or-Treat
When: 6–7:30 p.m.
Where: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2815 Christoval Road, San Angelo
Decorated trunks, free candy and a potluck dinner are on the agenda for this community gathering, organized by the San Angelo 1st Ward, San Angelo 2nd Ward and Spanish Branch. The church welcomes anyone to decorate a trunk or trick-or-treat. Attendees will also vote on trunks and costumes, with prizes in several categories.
More information: Official Community Trunk-or-Treat page and RSVP.
Saturday, October 24: Saturday Spook Night
When: 7–10 p.m.
Where: Kirby Park, 1401 Edmund Boulevard, San Angelo
The CLFE Network’s advertised Spook Night combines trunk-or-treating with a costume contest, an auto light show and spooky family movies. A concession stand is also listed. Admission and concession prices are not specified, so check before heading out.
More information: Saturday Spook Night event listing
Friday, October 30: Kiwanis 4th Annual Trunk or Treat Festival
When: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Where: Parking lot at the entrance to Bentwood Country Club, 5301 Knickerbocker Road, San Angelo
Kiwanis is bringing its fourth annual Trunk or Treat Festival to the Bentwood entrance parking lot the evening before Halloween. Put on those costumes and make room in the treat bags! The organizer’s flyer provides the date, time and location; admission details were not specified.
More information: San Angelo Kiwanis Club website.
Friday, October 30: Downtown Lions 5th Annual Trunk or Treat
When: Starts at 6 p.m.; end time not announced.
Where: Lighthouse, 555 E. 6th Street, San Angelo
The San Angelo Dynamic Downtown Lions Club invites the community to its fifth annual Trunk or Treat at the Lighthouse.
More information: Downtown Lions Club’s official calendar.
Bonus candy stops and family Halloween fun
These outings offer more October fun, although they are advertised as trick-or-treat or Halloween festivals rather than traditional trunk-or-treat events.
Sunday, October 25: Sierra Vista Halloween Fest
5:30 p.m. • 4522 College Hills Boulevard, San Angelo. Sierra Vista United Methodist Church’s listing describes indoor trick-or-treating through family-friendly themed booths, followed by free hot dogs and refreshments. An end time is not listed. More information: Halloween Fest listing
Thursday, October 29: Downtown Trick-or-Treat Fest
5–8 p.m. • Participating businesses in downtown San Angelo. Get the costumes and treat bags ready for a stroll through downtown. Check Downtown San Angelo’s event information for participating locations before choosing your route. More information: Downtown San Angelo events.
Thursday, October 29: Halloween at the Y
6:30–8:30 p.m. • YMCA of San Angelo, 353 S. Randolph Street. This free community event includes outdoor games and activities plus an indoor haunted house. A YMCA membership is not required. More information: YMCA’s official Halloween at the Y page.
