The event was hosted by the City of Hope’s Advertising and Tourist Promotion Commission, The Twisted Pistons Car Club, and Tailgaters Burger Co. Families of all ages joined in the fun, with many dressing up in creative, themed costumes and making their way from car to car to collect sweet Halloween treats.
A highlight of the night was the annual costume contest, where participants of all ages showed off their best Halloween looks. Two winners, a boy and a girl, were selected in each age group, and their creativity brought plenty of smiles to the crowd.
“It was wonderful to see so many families come together and fill downtown Hope with fun, laughter, and creativity. Trunk or Treat has truly become a tradition that brings out the best of our community spirit — from the imaginative costumes to the smiles on every face,” said Sharon Caldwell, Hope Tourism Commission chair.
You can see all of the costume contest winners and pics of the event below
