"Trunk or Treat" is an allergy-friendly Halloween poster for a community trunk-or-treat event, in a cute illustrated style. Chunky orange lettering sits above a costumed family, an open car trunk with a jack-o'-lantern and teal pumpkins, with event details stacked below. Swap in your own event name, date, time, location and extra lines to make a poster for your own gathering.

Create a finished, family-friendly 3:4 portrait print flyer for an allergy-friendly Halloween trunk-or-treat. Use a warm pale-cream paper background with a subtle uncoated paper grain, deep navy lettering, pumpkin orange accents, and clear teal markers. Keep all type and key artwork inside a generous 6% safe margin. Render only the following text, exactly, with no extra words: headline, largest and instantly readable: “Trunk or Treat,”; directly beneath it: “Allergy-Friendly Edition”. In the lower information area, make the date prominent, followed by time and place: “Saturday, October 24”, “3–5 PM”, “Maple Park lot”. Finish with three concise, clearly separated lines: “Non-food treats at every trunk.” “Teal pumpkins show where.” “Come as a family—or register a decorated trunk.” “Costumes welcome.” Use highly legible, custom rounded block lettering with broad strokes, open counters, gentle hand-drawn irregularity, and no drips or distress. Give the headline a pumpkin-orange fill, cream inner highlight, and dark navy outline; set the edition line in teal. Make details dark navy on clean cream panels for clear phone-size reading. Build a cheerful illustrated hero scene in the central area: a parked car with its trunk open, decorated with a simple smiling jack-o’-lantern, paper bats, a few autumn leaves, and a visible cluster of teal pumpkins marking the allergy-friendly trunk. Show a family approaching with treat bags; use small wrapped non-food prizes, such as stickers and pencils, visible in the trunk instead of candy. Keep faces friendly, costumes light and playful, and the illustration uncluttered. No blood, gore, scary horror, QR codes, logos, or additional lettering. Print-poster finish, crisp edges, clean hierarchy, high-resolution illustration.