HalloweenBarn

Carved pumpkins, cornstalk shocks, tin lanterns, and folk-art haints for the porch. Warm autumn decorations that lean charming rather than gruesome. Hay-bale season starts here.

October here smells like woodsmoke and cut cornstalks. The decorations were what the field gave up — pumpkins, gourds, shocks of corn — and the scares were homemade too.

Goods you'll find in the HalloweenBarn

Off the shelf, down the road

Explore Local Finds

There's more than what hangs in the HalloweenBarn — pick a state and go treasure hunting through hand-checked makers down the road and a county or two over.

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Featured from the HalloweenBarn

Nothing featured in this barn yet — the hunt above is a fine place to start.

Field-Grown Heirloom Pumpkins

Field-Grown Heirloom Pumpkins

Purvis Brothers Truck Farm

Yalobusha County, Mississippi

Cushaws, Cinderellas, and a few warty ones the boys grow on purpose because children pick them first.

  • heirloom
  • pumpkins
  • fall
Cornstalk Shock Bundle

Cornstalk Shock Bundle

Beecham Hollow Farm

Pike County, Kentucky

Cut, tied, and stood up by the porch post the same week every year since anyone can remember.

  • cornstalk
  • porch
  • autumn