St. Louis to Celebrate HalLOUween!

Website highlights opportunities around the city for candy, activities, and more!

October 27, 2026 | 2 min reading time

In partnership with the St. Louis Recreation Division, the St. Louis Fire Department, and the St. Louis Public Library, the City of St. Louis is hosting free, safe, and family-friendly events across the city this Halloween season.

From haunted libraries, to teen movie nights, to candy giveaways, there are plenty of ways to enjoy HalLOUween, our very own STL-style celebration, in your local neighborhood.

“We have so many incredible events happening this season around the city and I can’t wait to see everyone out and about in their HalLOUween finest,” said Mayor Cara Spencer. “I’m also immensely grateful for our City employees who are investing so much of themselves into making this season special for our residents.”

Events can be found on the City’s website and are organized by location. With events running from Oct. 28-Oct. 31, there’s something for everyone!

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