St. Martin Village Hosts Annual Halloween Visit With 107 Preschoolers
Rapid City's St. Martin Village hosted an annual Halloween tradition where 107 preschoolers from St. Elizabeth Seton visited senior living residents for a trick-or-treat event, fostering intergenerational connection.

Rapid City, SD, October 28, 2026 —
St. Martin Village in Rapid City hosted its annual Halloween tradition with a visit from 107 preschoolers from St. Elizabeth Seton. The children visited senior living residents for a trick-or-treat event that brought the two generations together.
The gathering was described as an opportunity to foster intergenerational connection. The summary of the event did not provide further details about the activities, how long the visit lasted or how residents and children responded.
The event connected preschoolers from St. Elizabeth Seton with residents of St. Martin Village through a Halloween tradition. The number of participating children was 107. The summary did not specify how many residents took part or identify individual organizers.
The date of this year’s gathering was not provided. No direct quotes from participants or organizers were included, and details about the event’s planning or any additional programming were not available. The information provided identifies the visit as an annual tradition but does not state how many years it has taken place.
While details about the event are limited, its stated purpose was to create an intergenerational connection through a seasonal visit. St. Martin Village hosted the event, and preschoolers from St. Elizabeth Seton visited residents for trick-or-treating.
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