From PhillyVoice · · 1m 30s
Lambertville Halloween House Spreads Downtown
Lambertville’s Halloween House displays now span downtown streets for free.
In brief
Lambertville’s Halloween House displays now span downtown streets for free. Dolores Dragan’s 2026 Halloween displays, created over 20 years, are now shown across Lambertville’s downtown businesses and community spaces. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
Lambertville’s Halloween House
The free October event returns for a second year, spreading a retired art teacher’s handmade Halloween creations through shops and community spaces downtown.
“The free October event returns for a second year, spreading a retired art teacher’s handmade Halloween creations through shops and community spaces downtown.”
20+ Years of Tradition
For more than 20 years, Halloween in Lambertville meant a pilgrimage to one house on North Union Street.
“For more than 20 years, Halloween in Lambertville meant a pilgrimage to one house on North Union Street.”
Halloween House Tradition

Each October, retired art teacher Dolores Dragan transformed her home into an elaborate display of handmade sculptures, strange characters and colorful scenes.
“Each October, retired art teacher Dolores Dragan transformed her home into an elaborate display of handmade sculptures, strange characters and colorful scenes.”
Memory Maker’s Trail of Magic
The Memory Maker’s Trail of Magic returns Oct. 1-31 for its second year, spreading Dragan’s creations across shops, restaurants and community spaces throughout Lambertville.
“The Memory Maker’s Trail of Magic returns Oct. 1-31 for its second year, spreading Dragan’s creations across shops, restaurants and community spaces throughout Lambertville.”
Downtown Locations
Dozens of locations are included on the 2026 trail, with many clustered around the city’s walkable downtown.
“Dozens of locations are included on the 2026 trail, with many clustered around the city’s walkable downtown.”
Street Stops
Displays can be found along Bridge Street, North and South Union streets, North and South Main streets, Coryell Street and Church Street, with several additional stops elsewhere in Lambertville.
“Displays can be found along Bridge Street, North and South Union streets, North and South Main streets, Coryell Street and Church Street, with several additional stops elsewhere in Lambertville.”
Free Self-Guided Experience
The experience is free and self-guided. New for 2026, QR codes at participating stops connect to an audio tour with stories tied to individual displays.
“The experience is free and self-guided. New for 2026, QR codes at participating stops connect to an audio tour with stories tied to individual displays.”
2026 Trail Map
Visitors can view the 2026 Trail of Magic map before heading out.
“Visitors can view the 2026 Trail of Magic map before heading out.”
What to remember
Dolores Dragan’s 2026 Halloween displays, created over 20 years, are now shown across Lambertville’s downtown businesses and community spaces.


