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Trunk or Treat returns to Brick with candy, costumes and contests

By Shore News Network Staff Report / September 19, 2025

Brick, NJ – Families are gearing up for one of Brick Township’s favorite fall traditions as the annual Trunk or Treat celebration returns Thursday, October 23, at the Drum Point Sports Complex. A rain date is set for Friday, October 24.

The event, open only to Brick residents, gives children the chance to dress in costume and collect candy in a safe, festive environment by visiting decorated cars instead of houses. To help manage the flow, families must register in advance for one of three time slots.

Along with the candy-filled fun, the night will include a costume contest, adding an extra layer of excitement for kids eager to show off their Halloween creativity.

Town officials emphasized that the timed entry system helps maintain safety and ensures that families can enjoy the event without overcrowding.


Key Points

  • Brick Township’s Trunk or Treat will take place October 23 at Drum Point Sports Complex, with a rain date of October 24.
  • Families must sign up for one of three time slots to participate.
  • The event is for Brick residents only and will feature candy giveaways and a costume contest.

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