The concept of moving Halloween to the last  Saturday of October has been discussed in  

some communities, primarily to  enhance safety and convenience.

Celebrating on a weekend could reduce  conflicts with school-night routines,  

and evening activities might be  safer without the rush-hour traffic.

Additionally, moving Halloween to Saturday could  make planning and participation in community  

events, parties, and celebrations easier,  fostering a greater sense of togetherness.

However, Halloween traditionally  falls on October 31st,  

and changing this long-standing tradition  has met with resistance. Some believe the  

historical and cultural significance  of October 31st should be preserved.

The decision to change the date of  Halloween celebration would require  

widespread agreement and has not been  universally adopted. So what do you think,  

do you think Halloween should be on a Saturday?