There’s something magical about the flickering glow of a Jack-o’-lantern on a crisp October night. Whether you’re a kid ...

Why do we carve pumpkins on Halloween? This fun tradition dates way, way back to ancient customs and a spooky tale.

The name “jack-o’-lantern” comes from an old Irish folktale about a man named Stingy Jack. According to legend, Jack was so tricky that he even fooled the devil.

his only light a burning coal placed inside a hollowed-out turnip. The practice was not dissimilar to the Samhain tradition ...

For [Rick]’s number four hack of the month he gives us the Fire Breathing Jack-O-Lantern of death! This isn’t a new idea but it is a very unique and simple implementation. We always love ...

With a pumpkin shortage possible this year, experts have suggested a number of other fruits and veg that can be carved this ...

The first version was to get all the layers right to let the light through and embellish the jack-o-lantern’s lines with manufacturer-applied silver solder, but as [Steph] points out ...

Lindon: “I sometimes feel a need to get to the bottom of things. So, I thought I would go straight to the horse’s mouth. In ...

September marks the beginning of the spooky season for everyone who celebrates Halloween with feverish intensity. Never mind that it's still technically summer, once the calendar flips away from ...

For centuries, people protected the community with bonfires at crossroads, costumes, (turnip!) jack-o'-lanterns, and offerings of food and drink. In any case, action was required. The other side ...