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Soulfire (Grades 4-6)
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St. Albert Treat Accessibly Halloween Village

1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Ellington Crescent

The 4TH Annual St. Albert Treat Accessibly Halloween Village takes place on Sunday, October 19, 2025, from 1:30-4:30 p.m. on Ellington Crescent. 2000 Guests Expected! Join Canada's largest accessible Halloween celebration featuring house-to-house trick-or-treating, entertainment, and inclusive fun for all abilities. Made possible by Canadian Tire. Children and Parents with and without disabilities are welcome to come together for a fully accessible Halloween experience. Event Highlights • Families From The Greater St. Albert & Edmonton Area ALL Welcome! • House-to-house trick-or-treating with accessible treat stations for all children, with and without disabilities. • Live DJ entertainment with family-friendly music. • Magicians and costumed performers bringing Halloween magic to the streets. • Daytime event designed so families can enjoy Halloween festivities before the evening. • Edible and Non-Edible Treats • Fully Accessible • Free Accessible Street Parking Near By • Transit Nearby • All Service and Kid-Friendly Pets Welcome • Outdoor Event This family-friendly gathering brings neighbours together to ensure every child can fully experience the joy of Halloween, during the day and in warmer weather. Treat Accessibly is a grassroots movement that began in Toronto in 2017 when 6-year-old Siena Padulo asked how a child using a wheelchair could trick-or-treat at their home. What began as one family making their home accessible has grown into a nationwide movement, with more than 250,000 homes across Canada now participating in barrier-free Halloween. And 9 Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages are happening coast to coast. This is the one and only in Halifax officially run by the Treat Accessibly Founding Family.  www.treataccessibly.com
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