Halloween

People with elaborate displays are sharing.

Halloween movies are some of my favorites and right now you can see them on the big screen at Magic Valley Cinema 13.

I will say, it's quite noticeable that several homeowners near our house who have consistently decorated for Halloween have chosen to skip 2020. These are people that normally have gone large with their decorations.

One of the contestants, Brandy Davis, currently holds the Guinness Book of World Records for largest pumpkin carved, and is from Nampa, Idaho.

The tours are described as "very scary" on the website, so make sure the little ones are prepared.

The Magic Valley corn Maze and Haunted Forest officially opens up their attraction on Wednesday September 30th. You can start booking your group and get tickets now.

Not everyone made it safely.

I was quarantined on Halloween Night.

Organizers of one of southern Idaho's most popular Halloween destinations have released details this week that include a new behind-the-scenes trailer video and ticket giveaway.

I’m not quite sure what the neighbors think.

The manor's official website describes the experience as likely "too scary for children under 10 years of age," and there are absolutely no refunds given.

Even though Halloween is going to look a little different this year, not all events are cancelled. Some good news is all month long in October you can participate in spooky events at the Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise.

As for going house-to-house with your kids, it's a personal responsibility.

Luckily, we still have some time to come up with a plan. It will be interesting to see what Halloween looks like in 2020.

This is no way to live.

2020 can already easily be described as weird. Not many things this year have been normal so it's safe to say that the Holiday season's also going to be weird.

The British give out coins to the children.

What is very nice to learn is some of the money spent benefits charitable causes.

I love that fact that Nampa has been ranked #2 in the Best Places to Trick-or-Treat in 2019 from Smart Asset.

Let's face it, we've all likely paid more than $25 for a Halloween costume at some point in our life. However, there are many simpler options that are all nearly under $10 that we could choose.