This year, they anticipate Calgary's village will host 1,500 trick-or-treaters. Their biggest event took place in Toronto, which saw 3,000 visitors.

Ahead of the scariest time of the year, a special Halloween Village took place along 10a Street N.W. for National Treat Accessibility Preparation Day.

Co-founder of the Halloween Village, 14-year-old Sienna Padulo, said the event shuts down a street in the city, and homeowners volunteer to create an accessible and inclusive Halloween experience by handing out candy for the day.

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“So that children using mobility devices, or with intellectual or physical disabilities can enjoy a traditional holiday that wouldn’t otherwise allow them to trick-or-treat normally,” she said.

This is the fourth year of Calgary hosting a village

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