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Tristan Larkin, left, and his mom, Ximena, enjoy Trunk or Treat. Credit: Heidi Randhava City vehicles were dressed up for Halloween and parked in the lot at Robert Crown Center on Friday for the annual Trunk or Treat hosted by Evanston Parks and Recreation. Dozens of costumed city staff and representatives of local nonprofits were on hand to greet young trick-or-treaters as they went row to row to collect candy and small give-aways. Skokie Retired Teachers dress for Halloween. Credit: Heidi Randhava Kids were invited to get inside many of the vehicles, including street sweepers, tractors and trucks. The event was tailored for children 5 and under, although all ages were welcome. The festivities, including games and books, were free and no registration was required. See more Trunk or Treat photos here. RoundTable writers, from left, Alex Harrison, Margo Milanowski, Hope Perry and Managing editor Kathleen Danes at Trunk or Treat. Credit: Heidi RandhavaQuinton Brown is at t