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The Belknap Mill is hosting an open call for artists to participate in a special PumpkinFest-themed art exhibit this October. This exhibit invites artists to reflect on and ...

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Jack-o’-lantern personified the unknown, bewildering forces that seemingly occupied wild places. For some, it was not simply a spook.

The jack-o’-lantern as a folk character originated in Ireland as a trickster forced to wander the netherworld after being banned from both heaven and hell for his ornery behavior.

As time went on, people in the U.K. began making their own versions of Jack’s lantern by carving scary faces into turnips or beets and placing them near doors or windows to keep Stingy Jack and ...

The Day of the Dead installation, a new feature at the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze this year, honors the traditional multi-day holiday. It is typically celebrated in Mexico on Nov. 1 and 2.