National Trick or Treat Day is celebrated on the last Saturday of October, providing families with an extra opportunity to enjoy Halloween festivities without the usual weekday rush. This occasion allows children to dress in costumes, collect treats, and participate in community events, fostering a spirit of togetherness. Activities often include costume parades, trunk-or-treat gatherings, Halloween craft stations, spooky movie nights, and themed dinners. The day aims to create lasting memories and enhance the enjoyment of Halloween for both kids and adults. National Trick or Treat Day was introduced by the Halloween & Costume Association to ensure families could celebrate safely and fully. It has gained popularity across the United States, becoming part of the National Day Calendar.