A DENTON family has transformed their home into a spectacular Halloween attraction for a second year, hoping to raise hundreds of pounds for charity.
The Tame Street Halloween House has returned for 2026, with organiser Danielle Davis promising an even bigger and spookier experience following the success of last year’s fundraising event.
The family’s elaborate garden displays attracted a huge turnout in 2025, raising more than £600 for the Alzheimer’s Society.
Now they are hoping to build on that success, with new decorations, creepy creations and a few unexpected jump scares added to the attraction.
This year’s chosen charity is Children with Cancer UK, with visitors encouraged to make a voluntary donation to support children and families affected by cancer.
Danielle said: “After a massive success and turnout last year for our charity fundraising event, where we raised over £600, we have made the crazy decision to do it all over again, but with many new additions to our spectacular spooky garden display.”
Both the front and back gardens have been opened to the public, allowing families and Halloween enthusiasts to explore the displays throughout October.
The front garden is open seven days a week from 6.30pm until 8.30pm, while the back garden welcomes visitors on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays during the same hours, weather permitting.
Organisers have warned that this year’s attraction includes a few surprises for those brave enough to explore.
Danielle added: “We would like to thank everyone in advance for their ongoing support and donations, and we hope to see many of you soon.”
The family hopes the event will once again bring the community together while raising money for a worthwhile cause.
Admission is free, with donations welcomed through the family’s online fundraising page.
Anyone wishing to support the appeal can donate at:
https://www.justgiving.com/page/danielle-davies-41
The Tame Street Halloween House will continue welcoming visitors in the run-up to Halloween.