There are multiple annual traditions people do around the world for Halloween, but the most popular are listed below:

• Trick-or-treating: A tradition that is mostly for children, where they dress in costumes asking for treats with the phrase “trick or treat”; some form of candy or money is given in most cultures.
• Halloween Costume Parties: Get-togethers that feature most attendees with costumes, such as pop culture, supernatural figures, or some who don’t dress in costumes.
• Carving: A type of craft that features individuals taking out all flesh and seeds out of either pumpkins, squash, or turnips into decorations, such as jack-o-lanterns.
• Bonfire: Not nearly as common, but is common enough to be mentioned; controlled fires to celebrate Halloween, likely used for feasts or disposal of items.
• Apple Bobbing: An event in which individuals fill a large container (such as a bucket) with water and dropping apples in the container. Players will try to get the apples only using their teeth, with no arms allowed.