Bricktown Hosts Free Family Halloween Celebration Sunday
Bricktown hosts free family Halloween celebration with costumed characters and candy stops on Sunday, October 25.
On Sunday, October 25, Oklahoma City’s Bricktown district will host the 12th annual Brick-or-Treat event from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. This free celebration will feature costumed characters, over 40 candy stops, and live street performances for families to enjoy.
According to the organizer’s guide, attendees can expect character meet-and-greets and various entertainment acts. Event maps will be distributed at Mickey Mantle Plaza, located near Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, to help visitors work through the festivities. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own bags for collecting treats.
With planned street closures, families can safely explore Bricktown on foot, visiting participating businesses transformed into trick-or-treat destinations. The pedestrian-friendly setup allows for a fun and immersive Halloween experience.
Event Details
Co-organized by the Bricktown Association and Downtown OKC Partnership, Brick-or-Treat will run for three hours, starting at 1 p.m. The event guide highlights over 40 candy stops, allowing families to create their own trick-or-treat routes throughout the district.
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Scheduled activities include appearances by Spider-Man and Bluey, courtesy of Character Connections, as well as Ghostbusters characters. DJ Reaper will provide musical entertainment, and the Groovemeant Community will deliver interactive performances. Halloween-themed photo ops will be scattered across the area.
Getting Around
To facilitate the pedestrian event, several streets will be closed to vehicle traffic. These closures include Mickey Mantle Drive/Walnut (between 2nd Street and Reno Avenue), Sheridan Avenue (between Oklahoma Avenue and Vince Gill Avenue), and Reno Avenue (between Oklahoma Avenue and Joe Carter Avenue). Drivers should plan their routes accordingly, while visitors can utilize the free OKC Streetcar and walk from nearby stops.
Bricktown’s unique blend of historic warehouses, restaurants, shops, and the Bricktown Canal creates an appealing backdrop for the event. The OKC Streetcar offers a convenient way to access the area, and the district’s attractions add to the overall experience.
Sponsors such as Standley Systems, Bricktown Water Taxi, Brickopolis, and the OKC Thunder support Brick-or-Treat, with additional programming assistance from Arts Council OKC’s Art Moves partnership. This free, family-friendly event provides an early Halloween celebration, and up-to-date information can be found on the organizer’s website. As the date nears, the event is expected to attract many families seeking festive fun, combining characters, music, and activities for all ages.
