Get ready for a scary good time! Commack's beloved Halloween house, the Peppermint Chop Shop, is making a comeback on October 26 and 31. This isn't just any Halloween event; it's a chance to scare, laugh, and raise money for a great cause. The McMahon-Alesi family is behind the magic, and they're pulling out all the stops. Expect live actors, entertainment for all ages, and even some surprises. The best part? Proceeds go to the Daniela Conte Foundation, a charity that helps families dealing with childhood cancer.

Nicole Alesi, one of the organizers, told us how much this time means to her family. "We love seeing everyone come together," she said. "From setting up to the live shows, it's all about making memories." The event brings communities closer, offering a fun way to socialize and enjoy Halloween.

The Daniela Conte Foundation is a big reason why the Peppermint Chop Shop exists. They support families affected by childhood cancer and fund research for a cure. Daniela Conte, the foundation's namesake, battled rhabdomyosarcoma until she passed away in 2020. Her parents started the foundation to honor her memory and help other families.

Alesi praised the foundation for their work. "They do incredible things for families in need," she said. The success of the Peppermint Chop Shop relies on friends and family helping out. They put in hours of work to make the event a success. So, mark your calendars and get ready for a spooky night that makes a difference!

Spooky Night Returns: Commack's Halloween House is Back

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