Halloween Fun Awaits in Downtown Sioux Falls

If you're looking for a fun way to celebrate Halloween with the kiddos, you might want to save a little room in those trick-or-treat bags for a trip downtown!

Downtown Sioux Falls is getting ready for its annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat, bringing little ghosts, goblins, witches, superheroes, and all sorts of costumed characters together for an afternoon of Halloween fun.

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The family-friendly celebration is happening Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 3 p.m., with participating downtown businesses opening their doors to costumed kids and their families.

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It's a chance for little ones to show off their Halloween finery, collect some sweet treats, and enjoy a little spooky-season fun in the heart of the city. Families can stroll through downtown, visit participating businesses, and soak up the festive atmosphere along the way.

Whether your little ones are sporting adorable pumpkin costumes, dressing up as their favorite superheroes, or going all-out with something frightfully fantastic, Downtown Trick-or-Treat offers a fun way to make Halloween memories together.

And let's be honest: When you're a kid, getting dressed up in a costume and being handed candy is pretty tough to beat!

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Create Lasting Halloween Memories Together

So grab those costumes, bring your trick-or-treat bags, and get ready for an afternoon of smiles, sweets, and Halloween spirit. It's a sweet Sioux Falls tradition that gives families another great reason to get out and enjoy downtown together.

Check out the participating locations on the Downtown Sioux Falls website, then make your plans to head to Downtown Trick-or-Treat 2026!

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