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Warlock's Enchanted House Reopens for Halloween Fest
22 Sep
Summary
- Lewis VanDercar's unique Florida property reopens for Halloween.
- The Warlock House Enchantment hosts family-friendly Spookfest.
- The event revives a decades-old Halloween tradition.
Lewis VanDercar's decades-long artistic transformation of his Wesley Chapel, Florida property is being celebrated with its reopening for a special Halloween event. The Warlock House Enchantment will host the Warlock Family Spookfest on October 3, reviving the artist's historical connection to Halloween traditions.
Visitors can explore parts of the uniquely designed estate, which features sculptures, gardens, and unconventional buildings. The family-friendly Spookfest will offer games, crafts, storytelling, and live entertainment, focusing on playful activities for children with Warlock Apprentice Passports.
Lewis VanDercar, locally known as the 'Warlock of Wesley Chapel,' created this enchanting environment starting in 1973. His grandson now operates VanDercar Studio, preserving the legacy of the artist's concrete sculptures that turned the property into a landmark.
Admission to the Spookfest is $15 for adults and $10 for children aged 10 and older, with younger children admitted free. The Warlock House Enchantment will also offer statuary tours on Tuesdays and Fridays throughout October, providing further opportunities to experience the historic artistic property.
