
Mass. bakery transforms into ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ tribute
Upon stepping foot in the door, guests are instantly immersed with decorations fit for both Halloween and Christmas.
East Longmeadow, Massachusetts – Pete's Sweets bakery in East Longmeadow has embraced a unique seasonal theme, transforming its interior into a "Nightmare Before Christmas" wonderland. The local establishment, located at 32 Shaker Road, is offering a festive blend of Halloween and Christmas decorations and treats, drawing inspiration from the beloved Tim Burton film.Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a Christmas tree adorned with spooky pumpkins, skeletons, and black-and-white striped ribbons, characteristic of the movie's aesthetic. A prominent decoration of Zero, Jack Skellington's ghost dog, hangs from the ceiling, further immersing guests in the theme. The bakery's counters are filled with an array of "hauntingly delicious" treats, including gingerbread men with vampire fangs, monster-wreath cookies, and cupcakes decorated to resemble Jack Skellington, Sally, Oogie Boogie, and Zero's doghouse.In addition to the baked goods, Pete's Sweets is serving special fall-themed beverages. These include a "Fall-oween Cider" and "Jack's Frost Sherbet Float," providing a refreshing complement to the sweet offerings. The bakery also features a life-sized Jack Skellington figure, offering photo opportunities for fans.The "Nightmare Before Christmas" theme will run through Halloween, with the bakery open Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This creative seasonal transformation offers a distinctive experience for residents and visitors alike, celebrating the convergence of two popular holidays.
Upon stepping foot in the door, guests are instantly immersed with decorations fit for both Halloween and Christmas.