Grab your capes, broomsticks and treat bags — Halloween is coming to The Shoppes at Zion! This October 31st, families from across St. George and Southern Utah are invited to trick-or-treat through our open-air shopping center and show off their best costumes for a chance to win prizes.
Trick-or-Treating in St. George
From 5 to 7 p.m. on Halloween, little ghosts, goblins and superheroes can stroll The Shoppes at Zion collecting treats. It’s a safe, friendly, walkable setting for the whole family — just remember that treats are available while supplies last, so plan to arrive early!
Enter the Halloween Costume Contest
The costume contest is back, presented with our friends at Sunny 101.5. Last year’s contest drew more than 40 entries, with creative category winners including a Herbie the Love Bug costume, so we can’t wait to see what St. George dreams up this year. Prizes will be awarded in three categories:
- Individual: $100
- Kids: $100
- Family/Group: $200
Whether you’re going solo, dressing up the kids or coordinating a family theme, there’s a category for you. For full contest details and rules, visit mysunny1015.com.
Event Details
- What: Trick-or-Treat & Costume Contest
- When: Saturday, October 31, 2026
- Time: 5–7 p.m. (treats while supplies last)
- Where: The Shoppes at Zion, 250 North Red Cliffs Drive, St. George, UT 84790 (just off I-15 at exit 8)
- What to bring: Your best costume and a treat bag or bucket
- Contest details: mysunny1015.com
Make an Evening of It
With more than 30 shops and restaurants, The Shoppes at Zion is the perfect place to turn trick-or-treating into a full Halloween night out. Grab dinner before or after the festivities, browse your favorite stores, and enjoy the beautiful Southern Utah evening. Visiting from out of town? We’re only about 45 minutes south of Zion National Park and 1.5 hours north of Las Vegas.
See You on Halloween!
Mark your calendar for October 31 and bring the whole family to The Shoppes at Zion for trick-or-treating, costumes and prizes. Share your costume photos and tag us — we love seeing St. George’s Halloween spirit. Happy haunting!
