Trick or Treating Events

Trick or Treating is a long time Halloween tradition that has been going on for years and years throughout many countries. Children in costumes as well as dressed up adults travel from house to house asking for Halloween treats with a famous Halloween phrase, Trick or Treat? The trick part of the statement is meant to make the homeowner think that by not giving the child candy, a negative event will occur towards the household if they aren’t given candy or a treat. Majority of trick or treating happens on Halloween Eve, October 31, regardless of what day of the week it falls on. Here in America and especially during Los Angeles Halloween events, trick or treating has been around since the 1920’s.

The popularity of collecting candy from neighbors has increased over the years as the Halloween theme has become widely accepted and super popular in the past few decades. Glendale Halloween Store offers maps for trick or treating in Burbank and in the famous Glendale hills, starting with Glendale’s famous Kenneth Road, which has thousands of Trick or Treaters every Halloween who flock the streets to ask for candy from owners of large homes that run along Kenneth road in Glendale. Even the Glendale Galleria and Americana in Glendale have events where stores pass out candy and they have booths set up for the children with costumes or adults wearing costumes. Our Burbank Halloween store also caters to trick or treaters in the Burbank hills asking candy from Burbank Homeowners in the hills.

Trick or Treat is one of the most common Halloween events in Los Angeles and includes hundreds of costumed people on Hollywood Blvd. What time does trick or treating start, asked by many, is usually around 7 pm after people get off work, but that also depends on the city? Pasadena Halloween events sometimes start a bit later due to the nightlife of Old Town Pasadena.