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La Jolla locales get in the spirit of the Halloween season

Be careful of the witch's brew at this tea party ... it's deadly!
(Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
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The coronavirus may have caused the cancellation or revamping of many traditional Halloween events this year, but plenty of the scary spirit can still be found around La Jolla.

Every Halloween, ghosts come out, zombies crawl from their graves and witches’ hats magically dance in the breeze at a festively festooned house in the Barber Tract neighborhood.

Though the owners wish to remain a mystery, they say they decorate each October because they love Halloween.

Ghosts, spider webs and other Halloween essentials adorn this Barber Tract house.
(Ashley Mackin-Solomon)
Could these ghouls be summoning zombies from their graves?
(Ashley Mackin-Solomon)

Another local locale that goes all out at Halloween is Barbarella restaurant in La Jolla Shores.

Creepy costumes and decor are everywhere as staff members throw themselves into the frightening fun.

A ghoulish greeter meets customers at Barbarella restaurant in La Jolla Shores.
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Creepy costumes are in abundance at La Jolla's Barbarella restaurant.
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Frankenstein's monster and Pinhead come out for Halloween at Barbarella in La Jolla Shores.
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