Teens Across US and UK Build Large-Scale Halloween Displays for Community and Memorial Causes

Three teenagers across the U.S. and UK have created impressive Halloween displays that have captivated their communities. Brody Cattell, 14, builds an expanding walk-through display called "Cryptic Carnevil" in Woodbury, Minnesota, using his own money and turning it into a service project to collect for a local food shelf. In East Bergholt, England, 18-year-old Adam Wright annually sets up a £4,500 Halloween display in memory of his late mother, featuring animatronic figures that entertain visitors and raise money for the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance charity. Meanwhile, 14-year-old Ted Lahey of Newton, Massachusetts, constructed a pirate ship Halloween set entirely from his own imagination and recycled materials, impressing his family and neighborhood without using any kits or store-bought parts. Each teen's effort not only showcases their creativity and dedication but also brings community engagement and charitable causes to the forefront during the Halloween season.