10–11:30 a.m.
Stenciled Trick-or-Treat Bags
Tea + Art Lounge, 1024 NW Bond St
A parent-and-kid class: stencil and fabric-paint a sturdy tote, then carry it on the Treat Trail that afternoon.

2026 guide · updated Oct. 27, 2026
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year. Here’s every confirmed trick-or-treat, haunt, pumpkin patch and costume party in Bend and around Central Oregon, with times checked against the organizers this week.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Mirror Pond under a full moon. Photo: All Things Bend.
Forecast: National Weather Service, Bend, as of Oct. 27, 2026. Check again Friday.
The big night
These are tips from experience, not official routes. Participation changes by street; follow the porch lights and keep driveways clear.
Day by day
Every event below was checked on the organizer’s page on Oct. 27, 2026. A few marked “from our calendar” were submitted to All Things Bend and are worth a quick confirm.
10–11:30 a.m.
Tea + Art Lounge, 1024 NW Bond St
A parent-and-kid class: stencil and fabric-paint a sturdy tote, then carry it on the Treat Trail that afternoon.
Noon–5 p.m.Terrebonne
70450 NW Lower Valley Dr, Terrebonne
Show up in costume any time and you’re entered for the top prize. Pairs well with a last-day pumpkin run at Smith Rock Ranch or DD Ranch next door.
2–6 p.m.
Will Leather Goods, south end of the Old Mill
Paint and emboss a leather bat or ghost key chain. An easy add-on before or during the Old Mill party.
2–4 p.m.Sisters
Village Green Park, 305 S Fir St, Sisters
Trunk-or-treat stations, music and holiday activities from Sisters Park & Recreation.
3–6 p.m.
Downtown Bend, Wall & Bond streets
51 downtown shops hand out treats, from Cravin’s Candy Emporium and Leapin Lizards Toys to Dudley’s, Thump and the Tower Theatre. Look for the orange “Treat Trail Stop” posters in windows.
There’s no set start point. Park once (the Centennial garage on Lava is the easy bet) and loop Wall, Bond, Minnesota and Oregon.
3–6 p.m.
Center Plaza, Old Mill District
Trick-or-treating at shops across the district, Central Oregon Aerial Arts performances, the Humane Society of Central Oregon’s pet costume contest, School of Rock and photo spots by the river.
It runs at the same time as the Downtown trail, about a mile and a half away. Pick one and save the driving.
3–6 p.m.
Launches from Riverbend Park, floats past the Old Mill
Bend’s most Bend Halloween tradition: witches (and anyone in costume) on paddleboards, kayaks, canoes and tubes. Kid- and dog-friendly. It benefits MountainStar Family Relief Nursery, which asks for size 4–6 diapers, gas cards or grocery cards.
Now 3–6 p.m. (it was 4–6 in earlier listings). Late launchers can just join in. Bring a life jacket; the river is cold in late October.
4–9:30 p.m.
63095 Pikes Ct, northeast Bend
A family-run home haunt submitted to our calendar: fog, eerie lighting and a few jump scares in a garage walk-through.
It’s a private home. Park on the street, keep driveways clear and be good neighbors.
4–10 p.m.
Check in at JC’s Bar & Grill, 4–6 p.m.
Six downtown bars in any order, a mid-party at Velvet Lounge from 7 to 9 p.m. and an after-party at the Bunk+Brew beer truck from 10 to midnight. Your lanyard and drink vouchers come at check-in.
Prices go up as Halloween gets closer. Plan a ride home.
4–6 p.m.Redmond
Downtown Redmond, 6th St closed from Black Butte to Forest
Redmond’s big one: the Chamber closes 6th Street and thousands of kids trick-or-treat at downtown businesses and booths.
4–6 p.m.Redmond
SCP Redmond Hotel, downtown Redmond
A kid-friendly, interactive walk-through, a block from the 6th Street trick-or-treat.
4–10 p.m.Redmond
General Duffy’s Waterhole, 404 SW Forest Ave, Redmond
Trunk-or-treat, vendor market, bingo, live music and line dancing. Family-friendly until 10 p.m.
Doors 8 p.m. · music 9–midnight
Old St. Francis School, 700 NW Bond St
Dad Bods in the Theater and Brother Gabe’s Flashback to ’76 Band in Father Luke’s Room. One ticket covers both rooms. 21+.
8 p.m.
Midtown Ballroom, 51 NW Greenwood Ave
A free Halloween-night show with two bands. The listing is on our calendar; the venue’s own calendar hadn’t posted Oct. 31 when we checked, so confirm before you go.
Toddlers 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. · Kids 12:30 & 2 p.m.
Free Spirit Ninja + Yoga + Play, Bend
Open play, costumes and Halloween activities in 90-minute sessions. Bluey visits the toddler sessions; Spider-Man visits the kids’ sessions.
6–10 p.m.Prineville
Grizzly Mountain Pavilion, Prineville
Crook County Parks & Rec’s first annual Halloween party: Matt Martin and the 45s, dinner, a cash bar and a costume contest with prizes. 21+. Proceeds support the Happy Healthy Hearts program.
3–5 p.m.
Athletic Club of Bend courtyard
Free, all ages, no membership needed. RSVPs appreciated but not required. A good warm-up two days before the big night.
6–8 p.m.
River’s Place, 787 NE Purcell Blvd
River’s Place turns eight with moonshine, bluegrass from Use’ta Do and a Clue-style whodunit with a grand prize. Costumes of the era encouraged.
7 p.m.
Domino Room, 51 NW Greenwood Ave
The Hasbens’ yearly Halloween show, now in its sixth year.
6–8 p.m.
Tea + Art Lounge, 1024 NW Bond St
Paint a spooky Halloween scene for the house with local artist Chalked Creative.
Oct. 28–31 · from 7 p.m.Redmond
859 SW 1st St, Redmond
Central Oregon’s big haunt: two attractions, The Asylum and Juniper Hollow. No phones, cameras or lights inside. Oct. 24 sold out, so book the last four nights now.
Thu 5 p.m. · Fri 7 p.m. · Sat 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.
Open Space Event Studios, 220 NE Lafayette Ave
The Rocky Horror Picture Show, dance parties and more across four sessions.
Fri & Sat through Oct. 31
Deschutes Historical Museum, 129 NW Idaho Ave
“The Curse of the Curate’s Collection”: a one-hour escape room built on a real Bend history mystery, inside the old Reid School.
Evenings · book ahead
Downtown Bend
“Ghosts & Legends of Downtown Bend” walks the alleys and old buildings; the “Ghost Hunt in Old Bend” (16+) is a limited-run evidence-collecting tour. October sells out.
Halloween events submitted after this guide was updated. They come straight from our events calendar, so check the organizer’s details.
Sold out when we checked: Hocus Pocus movie night at Juniper Preserve (Oct. 30) and Pattie Gonia at Midtown Ballroom (Oct. 30). Know of something we missed? Submit an event.
Last call
Both Terrebonne farms close for the season on Halloween, so Saturday is your last shot. Schilling’s, ten minutes north of town, hangs on one more day.
Last day Sat. Oct. 31
Terrebonne · ~30 min
The classic: pumpkins, a themed corn maize and pumpkin cannons with Smith Rock behind you. The patch and market don’t need activity tickets. No dogs in the maize.
Hours & tickets ↗Last day Sat. Oct. 31 · 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Terrebonne · ~30 min
No entry or parking fee. Tickets are $3.75: hayride 2, pony ride 3, petting zoo 1 (adults free with a kid). Every activity runs on weekends, weather permitting. No dogs.
Hours & tickets ↗Open through Sun. Nov. 1
North Bend · ~10 min
Closest patch to town: carving and specialty pumpkins, a hay maze, goats and chickens and Cascade views. Leashed dogs welcome. 64640 Old Bend–Redmond Hwy. Sat 9–5, Sun 10–3.
Hours & tickets ↗
Get scared
Rainy-night backup: Puzzle Effect Bend runs escape rooms year-round (no Halloween special announced). Skull ratings are our own, very unscientific.
Grown-ups
Bars and breweries often add costume contests in the last week. Call ahead, and line up a ride home early; rideshares get busy on Halloween night.
Steal a plan
Know before you go
Sunny afternoons turn cold fast at 3,600 feet. Size costumes to fit over a puffy, and pack gloves for the after-dark loop.
Sunset is at 5:58 p.m. and many Bend streets have no sidewalks or streetlights. Use glow sticks, a headlamp and reflective tape.
Downtown and the Old Mill fill up fast on Halloween afternoon. Park once and walk; don’t try to do both by car.
Witches Paddle folks: bring a life jacket and dress for a cold dunk. Spectators, keep the river access and trail edges clear.
Lit porch means yes, dark means no. Stay on sidewalks, cross at corners, and don’t cut through yards.
Drivers: 5–8 p.m. is the busy window. Pull fully into driveways, and plan a sober ride after parties.
Halloween is Saturday, Oct. 31. The Downtown Bend Trick or Treat Trail and the Old Mill District Halloween both run 3–6 p.m. Door-to-door neighborhood trick-or-treating usually starts around dusk; sunset in Bend is about 5:58 p.m. on Oct. 31, and it’s dark by about 6:30.
Saturday, Oct. 31, 3–6 p.m., launching from Riverbend Park and paddling past the Old Mill District. It’s free and benefits MountainStar Family Relief Nursery. Bring a life jacket.
As of Oct. 27 the National Weather Service forecast for Saturday is mostly sunny with a high near 47°F and a 20% chance of showers after 5 p.m., dropping into the upper 20s overnight. Plan costumes that fit over a warm layer.
Yes, but it’s the last day for Smith Rock Ranch and DD Ranch in Terrebonne. Schilling’s Garden Market north of Bend stays open through Sunday, Nov. 1.
Walkable areas with steady participation include NorthWest Crossing, River West around Newport and Galveston, parts of the Old Farm District and northeast Bend neighborhoods. Participation changes by street and year, so follow the porch lights.
On Oct. 31: the McMenamins Old St. Francis party (21+, $25 advance), the Crawl With US bar crawl (check-in 4–6 p.m. at JC’s), and a free Dirtbag Ball show at Midtown Ballroom. Earlier in the week: Bootlegger’s Bash at River’s Place and The Hasbens at the Domino Room (Oct. 29), and Prineville’s 21+ Halloween Bash (Oct. 30).
Yes. Redmond closes 6th Street downtown for trick-or-treating 4–6 p.m. on Oct. 31, and Sisters Park & Recreation hosts a trunk-or-treat at Village Green Park 2–4 p.m. the same day.
Yes. Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, so you gain an hour after Halloween night.
On Oct. 27, 2026 we re-checked every event on the organizer’s own page: Downtown Bend Business Association, Old Mill District, MountainStar, McMenamins, Crawl With US, Sisters Park & Recreation, Crook County Parks & Recreation, Visit Redmond, the ScareGrounds, Open Space, Smith Rock Ranch, DD Ranch and Schilling’s. Changes since the last update (Sept. 22): the Downtown Treat Trail is confirmed, the Witches Paddle moved to 3–6 p.m., and 15 new events were added from organizer pages and our events calendar. Forecast from the National Weather Service.