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Lake Country Halloween haunter fun for the whole family

The fourth annual Halloween Haunter will be held Friday, Saturday and Wednesday
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Last yearѻýs Halloween Haunter featured Lake Country kids. - Contributed

A Lake Country momѻýs interest in Halloween makeup gradually grew into something the whole community can enjoy.

Danielle Weiss, and her husband TJ are hosting their fourth annual Halloween Haunter, at their place at 12588 Lake Vista Crt.

Each year, the couple transforms their three-car garage into a spooky haunted house.

ѻýIt started out just as a passion. I convinced my husband to construct it and it was designedѻý for friends and family and over the years, our girls are in it and our friends and neighbourѻýs kids participate in it and theyѻýre in there and they scare people,ѻý Danielle said.

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ѻýThis is only the second year weѻýre doing it on Halloween and Halloween last year was nuts.ѻý

It only takes about two minutes to go through, she said, but contains about 14 different rooms.

ѻýEvery year seems to get a little bit better and itѻýs a lot of fun,ѻý she said.

The idea for a haunted house started when Danielle joined a local ball team. The team would hold a Halloween dance as a fundraiser, and she enjoyed experimenting with Halloween makeup.

ѻýBeing a part of the ball team, I always wanted to do something creepy, participate in the makeup that way,ѻý she said. ѻýIt really started at home with the girls, they were little so they wanted to do cute things but I started to experiment and Iѻýd look on Youtube and Iѻýd watch tutorials so I did it as an interest.ѻý

As a fan of horror, she began to expand her tastes and decided to decorate her garage after a trip to Universal Studiosѻý Horror Night.

The pair had never done something prior to that on a large scale, but Danielle wanted to try.

It was such a hit with friends that she continued for the next four years, and now the whole family is involved. Her two daughters, 13, and 15, enjoy scaring people.

The haunter is open to the public, Friday, Saturday and Halloween night on Wednesday from 6:30 to 10 p.m.


carli.berry@kelownacapnews.com

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Danielle Weiss is ready with a new character for this yearѻýs haunter. - Contributed




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