West LA, Torrance, and other spots will be awash in orange-y activities as October begins.
Opening in most locations on Oct. 1; Torrance and West LA debut on Sept. 30
Some locations will feature photo opportunities, a bouncy slide, pumpkin putting, and more; check with your closest Mr. Jack O'Lantern's for details No one is saying that the seeds need to be dutifully dug out of their squashes just as October begins — there's no hurry at the start of the month — but gathering your gourds in a blithe and celebratory fashion is a perfectly acceptable thing to do, even if their dates with the carving tools are still weeks away.
Still, the spookiest stretch of the year does have a way of flying by as fast as the fastest bat, and we may be reaching for those carving patterns before long. Helping us prep our pumpkins-at-home scene in advance of Halloween, all while enjoying a few homespun patch-based pursuits?
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