Families throughout the Spring Hill community are invited to join residents, associates and families from across the Morning Pointe campus for a community Trick-or-Treat event, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, from 6-7 p.m., bringing generations together for an evening of Halloween fun.
The campus-wide celebration will welcome local children and families to trick-or-treat with Morning Pointe residents, giving residents the opportunity to hand out candy, see the community’s creative costumes and enjoy the excitement of Halloween.
For residents, the evening offers a chance to connect with younger members of the community and take part in a beloved Halloween tradition. For local families, it provides a welcoming, family-friendly opportunity to celebrate the holiday alongside Morning Pointe residents and members of the community.
“We love seeing our residents light up when local children come through the doors in their Halloween costumes,” said Lauri Yokley, executive director of The Lantern at Morning Pointe, Spring Hill. “Trick-or-treating is such a fun tradition, and this event gives our residents the opportunity to be part of that excitement by welcoming families into our community, handing out candy and sharing plenty of smiles. We look forward to making the evening special for both our residents and our young visitors.”
The event will bring residents, families and community members together across the Morning Pointe campus for an evening of trick-or-treating, sweet treats, costumes and Halloween fun.
The event is free and open to the public. Local families are encouraged to bring their little trick-or-treaters for an evening of Halloween fun with the Morning Pointe community.
