"Little Pumpkins Trunk or Treat" is a playful Halloween event poster for a kids' trunk-or-treat. Rounded orange 3D lettering with a dark outline sits above an open SUV trunk with jack-o'-lanterns, bunting and floating bubbles, with the details on a yellow panel below. Swap in your own event name, date, time, location and age range to make a poster for your own gathering.

Create a finished, print-ready 3:4 family Halloween trunk-or-treat flyer, designed to remain readable at phone-thumbnail size and when printed at 8.5 × 11 inches. Use a bright, cheerful daytime park setting; nothing scary, no dark horror imagery. Keep all lettering and important artwork within a 7% safe margin. Render only the exact copy quoted below; no extra text, logos, or pseudo-lettering. Make the largest text the event title, set in three compact, friendly lines: “Little Pumpkins Trunk or Treat”. Use chunky custom rounded sans-serif capitals and lowercase, broad strokes, open counters, slightly irregular hand-cut terminals, tight but clear spacing. Give the letters warm pumpkin-orange faces, a clean cream inline, and a thin deep-teal edge for strong small-scale contrast; no drips or glow. Build a clear top-to-bottom reading order. Place the title across the upper 24% of the page. Make a decorated family car trunk the central picture: open hatch, a cluster of smiling jack-o’-lanterns, paper leaves, and a small pennant garland, all rendered as crisp layered cut-paper shapes. Add a few floating soap bubbles catching daylight. Keep the car and decorations below and around the title, not behind any lettering. Show a sunny green park and a simple parking-lot edge in the distance. Under the illustration, set the date as the next-largest text: “Saturday, October 24”. Below it, place “11 AM–1 PM” and “Sunnyside Park lot” in a high-contrast, bold rounded sans serif, each on its own tidy centered line. Finish with three smaller but legible lines: “Ages 0 to 8”, “Come as a family or sign up a decorated car!”, and “Costumes welcome • Face painting • Bubbles • Treats”. Use deep teal lettering on a warm pale-yellow panel, with generous spacing and no overlap. Use a sunny palette of pumpkin orange, butter yellow, leaf green, deep teal, and warm cream. Create a polished, tactile paper-cut illustration with subtle printed-paper grain, clean die-cut edges, soft midday shadows, and bright natural sunlight. Keep the composition festive, uncluttered, and easy to scan; ensure every supplied line is spelled exactly as quoted.