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Southern California offers many Fall, Harvest and Halloween events. Some of these are free to the public and others may require a small fee to attend. We make it easy for you to see these events on our calendar which is filled with things to do. See our Facebook page Field Trip Mom, for many fun things to do in Southern California. Like our FB page and get updates as they are happening:

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Saint John Neuman Catholic Church will be hosting a fun Trunk or Treat. Please make sure to RSVP by contacting the church before attending.

Location: 5101 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA 92604
949-559-4006

Mount of Olives Church
Trunk or Treat: Children in 5th grade and younger are invited to wear costumes and "trunk or treat" from car to car! This FREE night of fun for the whole family includes trunk or treating, carnival games, candy and music! Plus, they'll have food trucks selling dinner for those interested. Share this post with friends and family - it's going to be a BLAST! All are invited to wear costumes - keeping in mind this is a children's event. Learn more about this event and other activities for kids and families at our website: http://mookidcity.com/

The City of Carson's Trunk or Treat Event is Free to All!! There will be games & activities for all ages. They will be selling burgers and hot dogs for $5.00 per plate. All proceeds will benefit the Dolphin Park Volunteer Association. 

Date & Time: Friday, October 17, 2017, 5 PM - 9 PM 
Location: Dolphin Park, 21205 Water St. Carson, CA 90745
For more information, please call (310) 549-4560.
We hope to see you there!!!

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