Trick or Treat on the Trail: A Spooktacular Afternoon at Lincoln Place Park
Get ready for a Halloween celebration that brings neighbors, families, and friends together in the heart of Gretna at Lincoln Place Park! The second annual Trick or Treat on the Trail—hosted by the City of Gretna and the Lincoln Place Homeowners Association—returns to Lincoln Place Park from 2 PM to 4 PM for an afternoon filled with festive fun and community spirit.
A Family-Friendly Halloween Adventure
This family-focused event transforms the scenic trails of Lincoln Place Park into a delightful trick-or-treat experience. Kids can don their favorite costumes and explore the trail, stopping at various treat stations where friendly volunteers hand out candy and surprises. The crisp fall air, rustling leaves, and laughter of little ghosts and superheroes create the perfect backdrop for making seasonal memories.
In addition to trick-or-treating, families can enjoy themed decorations, fun photo opportunities, and the chance to connect with local residents and community organizers. Whether you’re new to the neighborhood or a long-time resident, Trick or Treat on the Trail is a fantastic way to celebrate Halloween safely and joyfully.
Don’t Miss Out!
Mark your calendars and bring your trick-or-treat bags, creative costumes, and Halloween spirit! This event is open to all ages and promises to be an afternoon full of laughter, candy, and community connection.
Join the Celebration
Come out to Lincoln Place Park and be part of Gretna’s growing tradition. The Trick or Treat on the Trail is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of togetherness, imagination, and small-town charm.
See you on the trail—if you dare!
TRICK OR TREAT ON THE TRAIL
Saturday, October 18th
GAMES PUMPKIN PAINTING TREATS
NEBRASKA GHOST BUSTERS COSTUME CONTEST & FUN!
6 Divisions for costume contest
Time: 2:00pm–4:00pm
Costume Contest: 3:00pm
Where: Lincoln Place Park
20951 Lincoln Rd., Gretna Google Maps
Graphics include:
– Two cartoon bats with spider webs
– Path with three trick-or-treating children and a dog in a ghost costume
– Pumpkins, skull, and mushrooms along the trail