A&J's Halloween House a long-standing tradition in Milwaukee
Halloween tradition is alive in Bay View
A&J's Halloween House display is a long-standing tradition in the Milwaukee area. Every year, the homeowners transform their front lawn into a spooky sensation, this year is no different.
MILWAUKEE - A&J's Halloween House display is a long-standing tradition in the Milwaukee area. Every year, the homeowners transform their front lawn into a spooky sensation, this year is no different.
On S. Clement Avenue in Bay View, one house can't be missed in October.
A&J's Halloween House
A&J's Halloween House tradition is back once again. This year's theme – clowns.
The display is filled with intricate details from a hand-painted clown archway, to the personalized signs on the fence.
A&J's Halloween House
To fully immerse people in the display, the smoke from the A&J's Tricks and Treats Truck actually smell like cotton candy.
As in years past, the display doubles as a fundraiser for Pathfinders Milwaukee – a non-profit organization that helps runaway and abused children.
A&J's Halloween House
"We do this for the community, because the community loves it, absolutely loves it. There are some kids that can remember it from 3 years old and now they’ve graduated high school," said Jamie Beauchamp, homeowner.
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Andy and Jamie, the homeowners and display creators, are also preparing for a busy Halloween weekend.
"We’ve prepared for enough candy and entertainment for that evening," said Andy Reid, homeowner.
A&J's Halloween House
"It started out we just liked decorating for Halloween and again got bigger and bigger," said "It’s a challenge every year, something different, but we love it," said Reid.
New this year, A&J's Halloween House is selling pint glasses with their new logo on them Tuesday, Oct. 19 between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. A portion of the proceeds also goes to Pathfinders Milwaukee.
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