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THE BISMARCK–MANDAN HALLOWEEN GUIDE

Halloween,
around here.

Costumes on. Neighbors out.
A little local help for making the most of the season.

Find community celebrations, explore neighborhood treat maps, and make a plan for a good night close to home.

An illustrated autumn neighborhood with glowing porch lights, pumpkins, and a harvest moon.
SATURDAY31OCTOBER 2026

A little spooky. A lot of community.

Bismarck & Mandan, North DakotaPublic events + neighborhood resourcesDetails checked October 12, 2026

BUILT BY NEIGHBORS. HOSTED BY CREP.

Our streets.
Our treat map.

Voluntary local stops, reviewed before they appear. Choose a pin for the host’s date, hours, and treat options.

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Good things
are happening.

Three local celebrations to get you started.
All times are local Central Time. Check with the organizer before heading out.

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FRIDAY · OCT236–8 PM
BISMARCKPreschool–5th grade

Halloween Carnival

World War Memorial Building

An evening of Halloween fun hosted by Bismarck Parks and Recreation District.

215 N. 6th St., Bismarck

$1 / child

Adults free

SATURDAY · OCT241–4 PM
BISMARCKAll ages

Zoo Boo! Trick or Treat

Dakota Zoo

Bring your Halloween spirit to an afternoon at the zoo.

602 Riverside Park Road, Bismarck

$5 / person

Members & nonmembers

FRIDAY · OCT304–6 PM
MANDANCommunity event

Trunk or Treat

Morton Mandan Law Enforcement Center

The 8th annual event from Mandan Police and the Morton County Sheriff’s Office.

205 First Ave. NW, Mandan

Free

Public event

These are independently organized public events. A listing does not imply a partnership with CREP or participation in Nextdoor’s Treat Map.

More ways to explore.

This is CREP’s independent, opt-in map. You can also explore the official Nextdoor Treat Map or the City of Mandan’s Teal Pumpkin Project. No household pins are copied from either service.

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Only approved, voluntarily submitted stops appear. Public fields are the display name, street address, pin, date, hours, and treat options. Contact email and moderation records stay private. Hosts must be adults authorized to publish their location. A private management link allows changes or immediate withdrawal. Edits return a stop to review. Listings leave the map after October 31, 2026; stored records remain private for support. No children’s information is requested. Basic abuse controls use short-lived hashed network identifiers. Map tiles come from OpenStreetMap, which receives normal map-view requests; typed addresses are not sent for geocoding.