Spooky Season is Here

As the leaves turn and the nights grow longer, the enchanting aura of Halloween envelops the region. Lifelong Fitchburg resident, Amy Descarreaux, and her family have meticulously set up their annual Halloween display at 1034 Rindge Rd. This year’s spooky showcase will welcome thrill-seekers for tours and trick-or-treating on October 25 and 26, from 5 to 9 p.m.

An exciting Halloween display in Fitchburg.

The Halloween season has officially descended upon the Twin Cities and surrounding areas, transforming neighborhoods into festive wonderlands filled with eerie sights that truly set the creepy mood. Across towns, families display enchanting decorations, proving that Halloween is not just for kids but for everyone ready to embrace the festive spirit.

Interestingly, while many may know that the iconic plastic flamingo lawn ornament was born in Leominster, a new twist has emerged – a zombie version of these whimsical birds can now be spotted at Main Street Gift & Cafe in Leominster. Alongside this eerie lawn art, the shop boasts an intriguing collection of other Halloween-themed goods that cater to all ghoulish tastes.

Halloween on Tolman

This past weekend marked the grand opening of Halloween on Tolman, a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization aimed at raising funds for community support. This year, they feature a delightful display filled with a plethora of blowups, along with a brand new Frankenstein photo area designed to create unforgettable memories. Community members are encouraged to participate by making a minimum donation of $5, ensuring that no contribution is too small in the fight to support those in need.

As the spirit of generosity flows, visitors can check out the festive display and enjoy the family-friendly atmosphere. More details on opening days and times can be found by following Christmas on Tolman on social media.

Community members enjoy the Halloween spirit.

Returning to the Descarreaux family, their Halloween tradition has become a beloved staple within the community since they moved into their home in 2016. Each year, they commit to transforming their yard with a myriad of creepy decorations, inflatable ghouls, and haunted themes that beckon passersby. This year’s display promises to be even more exciting, with the family ensuring that the spirit of Halloween is alive and well.

If you’re looking for a frightfully good time, make sure to swing by their home on October 25 and 26 from 5 to 9 p.m. However, for those who cannot make it at those times, feel free to drive by and capture photos in front of the display at any time. While it may be creepy, it is sure to delight the senses and inspire seasonal nostalgia.

The Thrill of Halloween

Halloween is fast becoming a cherished tradition that allows people to come together in fun and often eerie ways. From the creative displays that pop up every year to the chance to indulge in trick-or-treating, the season is a reminder of the joy and excitement that can be found in community festivities. Engage with your neighborhood, look for unique displays, and embrace the spirit of Halloween this October.

Exciting Halloween decorations abound this season.

As families and friends come together during spooky season, it’s a call to reconnect, explore, and enjoy the myriad of creepy yet delightful experiences that make this time of year special. Expect the unexpected, embrace the kookiness, and dive headfirst into the chilling charm that Halloween has to offer!

In conclusion, whether visiting elaborately decorated homes like the Descarreaux’s or exploring local attractions such as Halloween on Tolman, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate this haunted holiday. Pull on your spookiest costume, grab a candy bucket, and get ready to join in on the fun – this Halloween season promises to be unforgettable!