Looking for a safe, festive, and fun way to celebrate Halloween in Johns Creek? The annual Trunk-or-Treat event at City Hall is back — and it’s a neighborhood favorite for good reason.
Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time resident, this is the kind of event that makes Johns Creek feel like home. Here’s what you need to know:
Event Details
When:
Wednesday, October 22, 2025 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Where:
Johns Creek City Hall
11360 Lakefield Drive Johns Creek, GA 30097
Admission:
Free and open to the public!
What Is Trunk-or-Treat?
Hosted by the Johns Creek Police Department and Recreation & Parks, this event puts a creative spin on classic trick-or-treating. Instead of going door-to-door, kids walk from car to car — collecting candy from decorated trunks in the City Hall parking lot.
Local businesses, nonprofits, and neighbors bring out their best Halloween decor to make each trunk a treat in itself.
What to Expect
- Lots of candy & goodies for the kids.
- Colorfully themed car trunks with costumes and decorations.
- Food trucks with tasty bites for the whole family.
- Fun activities for children and a welcoming, festive atmosphere.
This event draws hundreds of families, so expect a lively crowd and lots of happy trick-or-treaters!
Want to Join as a “Trunk”?
If you or your business want to get involved, you can register to decorate a trunk and pass out candy (or giveaways). It’s a fun way to meet neighbors, get creative, and promote your brand in a family-friendly setting.
Application deadline: October 14
(Sponsorship options available!)
Tip: Think beyond candy! Kids love small toys, glow sticks, stickers, and fun keepsakes.
Tips for a Great Time
- Arrive early — parking can fill up fast.
- Wear your costume — kids and adults alike.
- Bring a candy bag (or two).
- Stay patient — this event is for all ages, but especially younger kids.
- Check the weather and city site for any updates or changes.
Why It Matters
Events like this are what make Johns Creek one of Atlanta’s most family-friendly suburbs. If you’re thinking about moving to or investing in the area, these community traditions are a good sign — and a great opportunity to experience the neighborhood vibe.
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