Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages have been hosted in cities across Canada, so children with mobility, sensory, or intellectual disabilities can also enjoy a Halloween experience.
This year, as Halloween is on a Saturday, Treat Accessibly is focusing on turning 25 of the busiest trick-or-treating streets in Canada into the first Treat Accessibly Halloween Streets. The goal is to inspire all communities to designate a Treat Accessibly street. Contact Treat Accessibly before October 1, 2026, to nominate a street or to access free tools to rally your street to become accessible on Halloween.
The dream is to see a Treat Accessibly Halloween Street in every community, so the Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages are not needed.
Treat Accessibly:
Date: October 31, 2026
Website: www.treataccessibly.com




