Treat Accessibly Halloween Villages

Join Canada’s largest accessible Halloween celebration, made possible by Canadian Tire, and enjoy inclusive activities for children of all abilities.

Treat Accessibly is a grassroots movement that began in Toronto in 2017 when 6-year-old Siena Padulo asked how a child using a wheelchair could trick-or-treat at their home. What began as one family making their home accessible has grown into a nationwide movement, with more than 250,000 homes across Canada now participating in barrier-free Halloween.

Event Highlights

• House-to-house trick-or-treating with accessible treat stations for all children, with and without disabilities.
• Live DJ entertainment with family-friendly music.
• Magicians and costumed performers bringing Halloween magic to the streets.
• Daytime event designed so families can enjoy Halloween festivities before the evening.

This family-friendly gathering brings families and friends together to ensure every child can fully experience the joy of Halloween.

Visit www.treataccessibly.com/event-details/hamilton-treat-accessibly-halloween-village-2025 for more information and to register for the Hamilton Village.