Leland Fall Festival Returns

by Sep 21, 2026Events, Kids, North Brunswick, Online Exclusives

Free Fall Festival returns to Leland’s Founders Park Oct. 24 with trick-or-treat booths, live music, pumpkins, games, and food trucks.

The Town of Leland will host its annual Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. 24, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Founders Park (113 Town Hall Drive). The event is free and open to the public, with family-friendly activities ranging from trick-or-treating and live entertainment to a pumpkin patch, face painting, yard games and food trucks.

Live entertainment kicks off at 3 p.m.

The afternoon begins with the Wilmington Latin Dance Club, which will lead a Day of the Dead-inspired Latin dance starting at 3 p.m. Festivalgoers are invited to jump in, follow along and hit the dance floor.

Leland Fall Festival with tents and kids in costumes.

Trick-or-treat trail and community booths

One of the main attractions is the trick-or-treat trail, where local organizations will hand out treats at community booths. Participating groups include the North Brunswick High School Key Club, Leland Area Garden Club, Cricket Wireless, Trillium Health Resources, Wilmington Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, Ryan Homes, Smart Start of Brunswick County, Animal House, Humana MarketPoint, Foundations Early Learning Center, Beckington Townhomes, the Brunswick County Library Bookmobile, DMH Southern Solutions, Crosswinds Church, Building Buddies and Lifepoint Church.

Kid in costume picking out candy at a trunk or treat.

Food trucks, pumpkins and games

Food trucks scheduled to attend include Revival Roadside, Mimi & Papa’s Gourmet Popcorn and Sweet Shop, Tropical Whip and KT’s BBQ.

At the pavilion, a face painter will be on-site for those looking to get into the spooky spirit. Guests can also choose a pumpkin to paint, and families can enjoy yard games and a potato sack race throughout the afternoon.

Two girls dressed with bunny ears and tutus for halloween.

Parking and event rules

Parking will be available at Founders Park, with additional parking at First Baptist Church (517 Village Road NE).

Pets, alcohol, tobacco, vape or other e-cigarette products are not permitted at the event.