Inspired by souling, mummering, and guising, where people went door-to-door for food or gifts.
The poor received soul cakes in exchange for prayers for the family’s deceased loved ones.
Disguised visitors sang, danced, or told stories door-to-door for food, drink, or coins
Scottish children performed tricks or jokes for treats like coins, apples, or nuts.
Originated with carved turnips in Ireland, meant to ward off spirits during Samhain.