
Trick or Treat at Emma Prusch Farm Park
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Join us for a FREE halloween night filled with candy, games, food trucks, animals, haywagon rides, and more! For more information, email prusch.park@sanjoseca.gov or call 408-794-6262

Join us for a FREE halloween night filled with candy, games, food trucks, animals, haywagon rides, and more! For more information, email prusch.park@sanjoseca.gov or call 408-794-6262
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Eco-friendly Halloween activities at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo include a Creepy Crawly Critter Show, costume parade, crafts, games, animal encounters, and enrichment, free with General Admission.
Candy, games, food trucks, farm animals and hay wagon rides fill Emma Prusch Farm Regional Park for a free Halloween celebration, all ages.
Spooky paper creations hide among bookshelves at Biblioteca Latinoamericana, where participants grab clue cards, search the shelves, and claim prizes at the information desk, ages 5–18.
Green Halloween at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo offers creepy crawly critter shows, costume parades, crafts, ghoulish games, trick‑or‑treating, and special animal encounters, $3 off admission.
At The Tech Interactive, Brownies make pepper dance with electricity, create edible art, blow balloons using density, craft lava lamps and silly putty, earning a Home Scientist badge.
Lynbrook High School’s Women in STEM Club runs hands‑on STEM experiments and demonstrations at the Rose Garden, with all materials provided, free, for ages 5–12.
Costumed Halloween party at Almaden Community Center offers food, games, crafts, and stories provided by staff, $25 per child, for ages 3–5.
Trunk-or-Treat at Willow Glen Community Center offers free candy, games, crafts, and a bounce house for all ages.
Art, crafts, haunted rooms and a scavenger hunt fill Bascom Community Center; clues collected solve a mystery, $5 per person, free for children 2 and under, all ages.
Lily Qi discusses her memoir Elected American: From Red China to Blue Maryland at a CHSA book talk with complimentary lunch buffet, $15 admission, $40 with book copy.
Leaf rubbing, size and color sorting, and vein observation activities in the Santa Teresa Community Room — Free, for ages 5 and under, supplies limited.
Monster Mash Bash (Southside Community Center) — Mash‑up dance party, spooky trunk‑or‑treat, bounce house, themed crafts, and sweet treats. Free, for ages 2–12.