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This spooktacular event is back by popular demand! The Chamber Young Professionals are excited to host the Chamber's annual Trunk or Treat event Oct. 30, 2025, from 5-7 p.m. in downtown Lee's Summit in front of the Chamber Depot. 

Families can enjoy food truck food, free candy from local businesses and hot chocolate. Plus, follow the trail through William B. Howard Station Park to find even more sweet treats and ghoulish costumes along the way. 

This is a free community event with fun for the whole family!

Chamber members can get involved in four ways! 

1. Register to decorate a trunk! Vendors pay just $40 to pass out candy and promotional materials to parents. Trunk vendors must decorate their trunks, wear a costume and provide a fun, simple activity for kids to play while networking with their parents. Activities in the past included put-put golf, bean bag toss, plinko, etc.

Click here for a list of fun trunk decoration ideas to spark inspiration!

2. Register to set up a table along the trail! Vendors can set up their own table and chair, decorate their area and provide some spooky entertainment while handing out candy and promotional materials for just $30. Trail vendors must bring décor, wear a costume and provide a fun, simple activity for kids to play while networking with their parents. Activities in the past included put-put golf, bean bag toss, plinko, etc. 

3. Volunteer! Help the Chamber set up and tear down, help put out signs in the community, or help hand out free hot chocolate to attendees!  

4. Sponsor!  Put your business in front of thousands by sponsoring select aspects of the spooktacular event. With social media, email and print marketing, you're guaranteed to reap the rewards. 

Prizes will be awarded for best decorated trunk, best decorated table, best dressed and best activity! 

*Please no dogs, no staking objects into the ground inside the park. Tables and chairs are permitted. 

*Please keep trunk and trail décor age-appropriate and kid-friendly. Please no politically affiliated decorations, or those depicting weapons, violence or drugs.

            Special thanks to our title sponsor: