# Event Details - **Event Name**: πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ - **Event Start and End Date**: Sun, 25 Oct, 2026 at 06:00 pm (-04:00) - **Event Description**: Bring the whole family for an evening of fun, candy, and community! Kids can dress up in their favorite costumes and visit decorated trunks for treats, fun, and smiles. We can’t wait to see everyone’s creativity and celebrate together β€” a safe, fun way to enjoy the season! Invite your friends and neighbors β€” everyone is welcome to join us on the hill! 🍁 - **Event URL**: https://allevents.in/york/trunk-or-treat-on-the-hill/200030821496054 - **Event Categories**: Kids - **Interested Audience**: - total_interested_count: 0 ## Ticket Details ## Event venue details - **city**: York - **state**: PA - **country**: United States - **location**: 2215 Brandywine Ln, York, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17404 - **lat**: 39.99538 - **long**: -76.75637 - **full address**: 2215 Brandywine Ln, York, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17404 ## Event gallery - **Alt text**: πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ - **Image URL**: https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events10/banners/07ace456a232da9e4b18fad8e40fe3b403d6c0d92f740252bfe8931ac067c5d9-rimg-w960-h540-dc080808-gmir?v=1791736794 ## FAQs - **Q**: When and where is πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ being held? - **A:** πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ takes place on Sun, 25 Oct, 2026 at 06:00 pm to Sun, 25 Oct, 2026 at 06:00 pm at 2215 Brandywine Ln, York, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17404. - **Q**: Who is organizing πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ? - **A:** πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ is organized by Zion Lutheran Church. ## Structured Data (JSON-LD) ```json [ { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Event", "name": "πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat on the Hill πŸŽƒ", "image": "https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events10/banners/07ace456a232da9e4b18fad8e40fe3b403d6c0d92f740252bfe8931ac067c5d9-rimg-w960-h540-dc080808-gmir?v=1791736794", "startDate": "2026-10-25T18:00:00-04:00", "url": "https://allevents.in/york/trunk-or-treat-on-the-hill/200030821496054", "eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventScheduled", "location": { "@type": "Place", "name": "2215 Brandywine Ln, York, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17404", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "streetAddress": "2215 Brandywine Ln, York, PA 17404-1307, United States", "addressLocality": "York", "addressRegion": "PA", "addressCountry": "US" }, "geo": { "@type": "GeoCoordinates", "latitude": "39.99538", "longitude": "-76.75637" } }, "eventAttendanceMode": "https://schema.org/OfflineEventAttendanceMode", "description": "Bring the whole family for an evening of fun, candy, and community! Kids can dress up in their favorite costumes and visit decorated trunks for treats, fun, and smiles. \nWe can’t wait to see everyone’s creativity and celebrate together β€” a safe, fun way to enjoy the season!\nInvite your friends and n", "organizer": [ { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Zion Lutheran Church", "url": "https://allevents.in/org/zion-lutheran-church/12859548", "description": "The German Lutheran Congregation \"on the Codorus\" the first Lutheran congregation west of the Susquehanna River, was organized September 23, 1733, near what, eight years later, became the site of York. In 1781 it adopted a constitution, known as the \"Kirchen Ordnung,\" which gives the name \"Christ Church\" to the place of worship. On May 2, 1804, it was incorporated as \"The Minister, Elders and Church Wardens of the German Lutheran Congregation in and near the borough of York in the County of York in the State of Pennsylvania,\" which charter and corporate title is still held by its German branch worshiping in Christ Church, which is erected upon a site donated in 1743 by the Penn heirs.\n\nIn 1847, the Kirchen Ordnung was amended and the congregation was divided into a first or German branch and a second or English branch, each of which was to call and support its own minister, while the church building was to be used alternately.\n\nOn October 19, 1847, the English branch adopted a constitution, which, in spite of the subsequent incorporation, remained in force until 1905.\n\nIn 1850 it was decided to erect a new church for the English branch upon the graveyard on South Duke Street, and the new building was dedicated July 13, 1851, as Zion Church. This building was improved and remodeled in 1870, in 1887, in 1905 and in 1914.\n\nThe dual organization proved unwieldy and on August 31, 1860, the English Branch was incorporated as \"The Minister, Elders and Wardens of the Second English Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of the Borough of York,\" which title it still bears. This charter was somewhat amended, June 5, 1905.\n\nApril 6, 1861, the two Church councils agreed upon a plan of division of the assets of the original corporation between its now independent German and English branches. In pursuance of this plan, the present church and parsonage was conveyed to the new corporation by deed dated December 31, 1863, and on the same date, a formal agreement was executed by the two corporations, under which each was given certain rights and privileges in the property of the other, in so far as public worship was concerned. In the furtherance of an informal agreement made November 5, 1889, these mutual rights were extinguished and the division line between the parsonage property of the old congregation and the property of the corporation was adjusted by a formal agreement executed November 11,1889.\n\nIn the late 1980's, as attendance was dwindling to 50 members, the church began discussion on relocating the church to a rural part of the community. On the last Sunday in November 1995 the last service was held in the building on South Duke Street. At that time the building was officially decommissioned as a church.\n\nA site was selected along a stretch of Brandywine Lane in Manchester Township. The land was purchased from Paul and Florence Sprenkle.\n\nDuring the transition period between moving from Duke Street to Brandywine Lane, Zion held services in the social room at Sprenkle Village Retirement community, which is only down the hill from Zion.\n\nGround Breaking was held in the rain in April 1995. This officially began construction on the new home of Zion Lutheran Church. The foundation was poored and so it began. There was no turning back now. The \"Venture\" was just beginning! Construction continued into the fall and winter months\n\nThen came the huge task of moving Zion's 2,800 pipe, Pipe Organ. Several companies were called in to look at the project but only one accepted the risky move. The pipes were removed from the old sanctuary one at a time and moved to the new Zion. All of the pipes arrived at the new site in good condition and the $600,000 musical instrument was reassemble successfully.\nThe building was finished, it was the day all of Zion's members wanted to see, moving day! Zion's pews, altar, cross, stained glass windows as well as thousand of other items were removed from the downtown church and brought up and installed at the new Zion.\n\nThe congregation of Zion moved to their new building at 2215 Brandywine Lane, just in time to celebrate the Christmas of 1995.\n\nOn September 29, 2002 over 500 members and visitors of Zion, including Bishop Carol Hendrix of the Lower Susquahanna Synod of the ELCA, celebrated the amazing milestone of reaching 1000 members. The original \"Venturers\" who had the faith and foresight to bring Zion from Duke Street to Brandywine were remembered and thanked for all the work they did and continue to do.\nLead Pastor Rev Stanley Combs: revstan@comcast.net\nPastor Rev Dr Janyce Jorgensen: jjorgensen@zionyork.org\nParish Administrative Assistant: Curry Smith info@zionyork.org\nDirector of Christian Education: Terri Abruzzese tabruzzese@zionyork.org\nDirector of Joyful Noise Preschool: Pam Zimmerman joyfulnoise@zionyork.org\nDirector of Traditional Music: Jerry Mummert jmummert@zionyork.org\nDirector of Contemporary Music: Jeff Stabley jeffstabley@aol.com" } ] } ] ```