Williston, ND — Williston State College (WSC) is inviting families to campus for an afternoon of Halloween fun during the Teton Treat Crawl on Friday, October 30, from 3 to 5 p.m.

The Teton Treat Crawl gives children and families an opportunity to explore the WSC campus while visiting Halloween treat stops hosted throughout the College. Costumes are encouraged, and families can make their way through campus while meeting members of the WSC community and collecting treats along the way.

While WSC will also join the community for the Williston Downtowners Association Trail of Treats on Saturday, October 31, the College wanted to create an additional opportunity to welcome families to campus and celebrate with the next generation of Tetons.

“Williston State College is proud to be part of this community, and events like the Teton Treat Crawl give us a chance to open our doors to families who may not otherwise have a reason to visit campus,” said Dr. Bernell Hirning, President of Williston State College.

“For some of our youngest visitors, this may be their first time walking through WSC, and we hope they leave with great memories—and maybe even a little Teton pride.”

A Halloween Tradition for Future Tetons

The event is designed to provide a fun, family-friendly Halloween experience while helping children and parents become more familiar with the WSC campus and the people who make it a part of the Williston community.

Families are encouraged to stop by anytime between 3 and 5 p.m. on Friday, October 30 and enjoy the Teton Treat Crawl before continuing the Halloween festivities throughout the weekend.

For more information about Williston State College, visit willistonstate.edu .