Spooky Fun! Stranger Things Light Show Coming to Brick Township

Looking for a spooky fun time this upcoming Halloween season? Enjoy light shows? Fan of the hit television series Stranger Things? Then this light show event in Ocean County may be just the thing you are looking for.

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The Casqueira Holiday Light Show in Brick Township is hosting their upcoming holiday light show for Halloween and this year it's "A Stranger Things 2022 Halloween Light Show".

According to their social media, their light show is a "synchronized light display, consisting of over 100,000 LED's and thousands of individually addressable pixels."

In addition, at each light show, they "collect monetary donations for a non-profit, charity, or fund of their choice. All proceeds collected, are donated to the chosen organization." This is a nice way to give back to the community here at the Jersey Shore. A Stranger Things Halloween Light Show is a free event.

The Halloween light show will begin on September 23, and run until the end of the day, on Halloween. Sunday through Thursday the show runs from 6:30 PM-10 PM. Friday and Saturday the show stays on an extra hour later, 6:30 PM-11 PM.

How do you feel? Has Halloween become the second biggest holiday for light displays, next to Christmas? Seems lots of folks enjoy the Halloween season and a visit to the pumpkin patch. We will try to keep you up to date on all the upcoming Halloween events here at the Shore, stay tuned, and don't be afraid! LOL

The Halloween light show display is located at:

843 Downey Ave, Brick, NJ 08723-5206, United States

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