Come together and spend time socializing with other friends of the outdoors and Rahma Food Forest while volunteers tidy up the grounds and take on the bindweed invasion over this Halloween weekend. This meet-up will introduce you to the food forest, opportunities to continue to be involved and other people with your similar interests. Bring gloves or tools if you have them; some will be available for those who cannot bring for themselves.

On Saturday, Oct. 30, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Destiny USA parking lot outside of
Embassy Suites, 311 Hiawatha Blvd. W., local agencies, businesses and groups will come together to offer families with special needs children a fun agency fair and Trunk or Treat event.

Youth and families can come to Dr. King Elementary School for a Trunk or Treat sponsored by Baby B.A.C.K. Inc. and M&T Bank. Mask are required.

Syracuse Parks & Recreation will screen the 2019 animated The Addams Family movie for free at Burnet Park Saturday. Activities begin at 6 p.m. with the movie starting at 7 p.m. Families are encouraged to wear costumes and bring blankets and chairs.

Trick or treat at every business under the Salt City Market roof, from bar to grocery, food vendors to Shop Small popups — that's 40+ spots for kiddos to get candy— all without leaving the building.

Onondaga Community College and the Southwest YMCA will host a free Halloween Trick Or Treat Drive-Thru from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31,  at the Onondaga Community College campus. Families will drive onto the OCC campus using the Route 175 entrance and proceed around the campus loop road while receiving candy from local businesses and organizations lining the road. Attendees are encouraged everyone to dress up and mask up.

This giveaway is hosted by Mr. H.R. Clothing, Mary Nelson Youth Center and Results Marketing.

The Promise Land Church will offer trick or treating for families in the church's parking lot. Families will decorate their trucks and provide individually wrapped treats to share. Prizes will be awarded for the best decorated trunks.

This trick or treating event in the city's Valley area begins at 6 p.m. until candy is gone. Call (315) 247-8365 to volunteer.

Touching on refugee status, class and race, award-winning author Bao Phi will discuss becoming a writer, poet and, later in life, a father and author of children's literature. He will also share excerpts and images from his award-winning children’s books. This virtual event will include a discussion and Q&A with Phi and School of Education doctoral students.