Trick or treat on bish's street

My older teens HATE EVERYTHING. Everything is dumb to them and nothing is worth their precious time except celebrating Halloween.

Many are taking advantage of the calendar this year and holding many Halloween events before the day itself, as there is much to do this weekend and candy to be had.

Which season will Mother Nature be dressing as for Halloween?

There are lots of reasons to go get some delicious candy at this great family event.

We would like to thank each and everyone one of you who brought family and friends out to this year's event. Your donations are going to help feed a good number of people throughout the Magic Valley.

Planning on heading to the Trick-or-Treat on Bish's Street this weekend, but not quite sure where it is? Keep reading for directions to the new location for 2021

One other thing is for sure: you'll have kids show up at your house on Saturday and Sunday this year.

We are so excited that Trick or Treat on Bish's Street is returning for Halloween this year. If you are looking for a safe and fun place to bring the family this is a fantastic event. I also doubles as a canned food drive.

We have been keeping tabs on what the favorite candy is for Idahoans and it has varied from Butterfinger candy bars, candy corn, and Reese's.

Were you among the more than 3,100 people, most dressed in costume, who came out for some Halloween fun Wednesday afternoon at the annual "Trick or Treat on Bish's Street"?

Ghosts and goblins, a piece of toast and hobnoblins … they all came out – both the young and young at heart – for some candy and, of course, to show off their cool costumes at Trick or Treat on Bish's Street.

On October 31st, from 3:30 to 6, dress up the kids and head to the Fred Meyer parking lot on Blue Lakes Blvd for trick-or-treating door to door in RVs provided by Bish’s RV Supercenter.