Halloween is almost here, and if you’ve got kids, you know what that means. Costumes, candy, and spending $60 on an outfit your child will wear for approximately 90 minutes.
Fortunately, there’s a Halloween event happening in Lubbock that won’t cost you a dime!
Prosperity Bank is hosting its second annual Trunk or Treat on Thursday, October 29th, 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
And they’re bringing more than just candy!
Photo by Douglas Clark on Unsplasha red bowl filled with lots of candyFree Trunk or Treat in Lubbock
Prosperity Bank locations throughout the Lubbock area are teaming up for a family-friendly Halloween celebration at 6220 Milwaukee Avenue.
The event will feature decorated trunk-or-treat vehicles, food trucks, balloon art and face painting.
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Best of all, admission is completely free and everyone is welcome!
Costumes are encouraged, so this is a great opportunity to let the kids show off their Halloween outfits before the big night.
Plus, if you’ve already spent a small fortune on a costume, you might as well get your money’s worth.
A Halloween Celebration for Lubbock Families
This is the second year Prosperity Bank has organized the event, and local employees are looking forward to welcoming families.
“This event is a great opportunity for us to give back to the Lubbock area and bring families together for a fun and safe evening of Halloween festivities,” said Cortney Benson, Assistant Vice President and Milwaukee Banking Center Manager. “We look forward to welcoming everyone to celebrate with us.”
Where to Park and What to Know
Here’s everything you need to know before heading out:
What: Prosperity Bank’s 2nd Annual Trunk or TreatWhen: Thursday, October 29th, 6:30–8 p.m.Where: 6220 Milwaukee Avenue, LubbockAdmission: Free and open to the publicActivities: Trunk or treat, food trucks, balloon art and face paintingParking: Hillside Church parking lot next door
Food trucks will be on-site, although the announcement doesn’t specify whether food purchases are free.
With Halloween falling on Saturday this year, this is a great chance to get an early start on the festivities.
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So grab the costumes, load up the kids and head over to Prosperity Bank Thursday evening.
And don’t forget something to carry all that candy!
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