October 29, 2026

Treats in the Streets

Each Halloween, Treats in the Streets transforms the historic Orange Plaza into a festive, family-friendly trick-or-treat destination. Presented by Orange Plaza Traditions, the streets surrounding the Plaza are closed to traffic, creating a safe, walkable space where children and families can enjoy trick-or-treating, Halloween activities, and plenty of community fun in the heart of Old Towne Orange.

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Plan your visit

To plan your visit to Treats in the Streets, toggle between the tabs below for helpful information about parking, event activities, what to expect, and more.

Additional event details will be added as we get closer to Halloween, so be sure to check back for the latest information.

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Where is the event located?

The event is centered around Plaza Park in Old Towne Orange. The event boundaries generally extend along Chapman Avenue from Grand Street to Lemon Street and along Glassell Street from Almond Avenue to Maple Avenue.
Refer to the official Event Map for booth locations, stages, restrooms, first aid, and other event services

Parking

Where can I park?

Public parking is available in various lots throughout Old Towne Orange, including the public parking structure near Lemon Street and Chapman Avenue. Parking availability is limited, and fees may be charged.
Treats in the Streets does not operate or control the public parking lots. During the event, the City of Orange may allow independent nonprofit organizations to operate certain parking areas as fundraisers. Parking fees and operations are independent of Treats in the Streets.

Is accessible parking available?

Designated accessible parking is available on South Grand Street, just south of Chapman Avenue. Accessible
spaces may also be available within nearby public parking lots.
See the Accessibility Information section of this planner for additional details.

Is there a designated rideshare or passenger drop-off area?

Treats in the Streets does not operate a designated rideshare, taxi, or passenger drop-off area. Attendees should follow all
posted street restrictions and traffic-control directions.

Accessibility

Where is accessible parking located?

Designated accessible parking is available on South Grand Street, just south of Chapman Avenue. Accessible parking spaces may also be available in nearby public parking lots.
Treats in the Streets does not operate or control the public parking lots. During the event, the City of Orange may allow independent nonprofit organizations to manage certain parking areas as fundraisers. Availability, fees, and parking operations may vary by location.

Are accessible routes available throughout the event?

Yes. The event takes place primarily within public streets in Old Towne Orange. Existing sidewalks, curb ramps, and pedestrian access routes remain open and are kept clear for accessibility.
Because this is an outdoor street event, attendees may encounter varying pavement conditions, slopes, crowds, and temporary event equipment.

Are accessible restrooms available?

Yes. Accessible portable restrooms are provided throughout the event area. Locations are identified on the official Event Map.

Is accessible seating or viewing space available?

More info coming soon.

Are service animals permitted?

Yes. Service animals trained to perform work or tasks for an individual with a disability are permitted. Pets, emotional-support animals, and other animals are not permitted within the event area.

Who can I contact with an accessibility question?

For accessibility questions before the event, contact Orange Plaza Traditions at info@optevents.org or 714-633-4816.
Accessibility-related questions and requests are reviewed individually based on the nature of the request and the services available at the event.

FAQ

When is the 2026 Treats in the Streets?

October 29, 2026

Is admission free?

Yes. Admission to Treats in the Street is free.

Where is the event located?

The event is centered around Plaza Park in Old Towne Orange. The event boundaries generally extend along Chapman Avenue from Grand Street to Lemon Street and along Glassell Street from Almond Avenue to Maple Avenue.
Refer to the official Event Map for booth locations, stages, restrooms, first aid, and other event services

Is there a designated rideshare or passenger drop-off area?

Treats in the Street does not operate a designated rideshare, taxi, or passenger drop-off area. Attendees should follow all posted street restrictions and traffic-control directions.

Can I leave and return later?

Yes. Admission is free, and attendees may leave and return during event operating hours.

Event Rules and Safety

What items or activities are prohibited?

The Event Code of Conduct applies throughout the event area. Prohibited items and activities include:

Pets and animals, except service animals.
Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, roller skates, wagons, tricycles, and similar wheeled recreational devices.
Weapons, firearms, knives, fireworks, airguns, slingshots, and similar items.
Glass bottles, cans, and similar beverage containers.
Unauthorized vending, solicitation, advertising, or distribution.
Unpermitted performances, rallies, demonstrations, speeches, assemblies, or parades.
Overnight loitering within the event area.
Mobility devices and baby strollers are permitted. Attendees must follow posted signs and directions from OISF representatives, Orange Police Department personnel, Orange Fire Department personnel, and other authorized officials.

Are police and fire personnel present?

Yes. The Orange Police Department and Orange Fire Department provide public-safety services during the event. Immediately report emergencies, suspicious activity, unsafe conditions, or missing persons to public-safety personnel or event staff.

Is the event held during bad weather?

The event is generally held rain or shine. Treats in the Streets may delay, modify, suspend, or cancel activities when weather or other conditions create a safety concern.
Official updates will be posted on optevents.org and Orange Plaza Traditions' official Facebook and Instagram channels.

Can I take photographs or videos?

Personal photography and video recording are permitted for private, noncommercial use, provided they do not interfere with event operations, pedestrian movement, vendors, performers, or other attendees.
Professional, commercial, promotional, news-media, or organized photography and filming require advance permission from Orange Plaza Traditions.

Children, Animals & Personal Items

What should I do if my child becomes lost?

Immediately notify the nearest Orange Police Department officer, Orange Fire Department representative, identifiable Treats in the Streets volunteer or staff member, or the Treats in the Street Information Booth.
Do not leave the event area without first reporting the missing child.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to teach children to look for a uniformed police officer, firefighter, or identifiable event volunteer if they become separated.

What happens to lost property?

Lost property should be taken to the Treats in the Streets Information Booth during the event. To ask about an item after the event, email info@optevents.org with a detailed description of the item and the approximate location and time it was lost.
Treats in the Streets cannot guarantee that lost property will be recovered or returned.

Are pets allowed?

No. Animals and pets are not permitted within the event area.
Service animals trained to perform work or tasks for an individual with a disability are permitted.

Is accessible seating or viewing space available?

Yes. Accessible portable restrooms are provided throughout the event area. Locations are identified on the official Event Map.

Are baby strollers allowed?

Yes. Baby strollers are permitted. Attendees should be aware that the event can become extremely crowded, particularly during evening hours.
Large strollers may be difficult to maneuver through busy portions of the event.

Event Amenities

Where are the restrooms located?

Portable restrooms and accessible portable restrooms are provided throughout the event area. Locations are
identified on the official Event Map.

Where is the first-aid station?

More info coming soon.
For a serious or life-threatening emergency, call 911 or immediately notify an Orange Police Department officer, Orange Fire Department representative, or event staff member.

Where is the Information Booth?

More info coming soon.

Where can I find the entertainment schedule?

More info coming soon.

Is accessible seating or viewing space available?

More info coming soon.

Who can I contact with an accessibility question?

For accessibility questions before the event, contact Orange Plaza Traditions at info@optevents.org or 714-633-4816.
Accessibility-related questions and requests are reviewed individually based on the nature of the request and the services available at the event.

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Selected vendors will be notified by email within 5-7 business days. Priority is given to City of Orange nonprofits, with first right of refusal offered to returning participants.

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Booth Space

Host a booth for candy or promotional giveaways only; includes a 10×10 tent, one table, and two chairs—and connect with the community while delighting families. Booth fee $525

October 29, 2026

Treats in the Streets

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