Our Story
Haunt on High is more than a Halloween display — it's a tradition that brings neighbors together through creativity, laughter, and shared memories. Each year, our family works to make something special for the community, blending spooky fun with heartfelt meaning.
Haunt on High began as a few decorations and a love for Halloween. Over the years, it's grown into a neighborhood tradition — complete with lights, spooky scenes, and a lot of heart. We keep it friendly and fun for all ages.
Each year we add something new, and we love seeing families return for another scare. Your visits and kind words inspire us to go bigger and better.
From a Halloween Hobby to a Heartfelt Mission
Haunt on High began in 2010 when Jamie Datino-DeMaio turned a lifelong love of Halloween into a front-yard tradition. What started as a few decorations quickly grew into a neighborhood favorite — a place where families gather, kids giggle, and spooky joy fills the street.
In recent years, that tradition has taken on deeper meaning as we joined the nationwide Skeletons for St. Jude fundraiser. Every skeleton we pose and every scene we set is a way to spark smiles and raise awareness for a lifesaving cause.
Why St. Jude Matters
We're honored to participate in the Skeletons for St. Jude fundraiser, supporting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Your donations help fund life-saving research and treatment for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is dedicated to finding cures and saving children. Thanks to supporters everywhere, survival rates for many childhood cancers have risen from around 20% to over 80% since St. Jude opened.
Most importantly, no family ever receives a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food — because all a family should worry about is helping their child live.
Want to help? Visit our donation section for the QR code and link.
In Memory Of
Each year, we remember friends and family who have inspired our creativity, strength, and sense of community. Their spirit lives on in every light and laugh we share on High Street.
John Datino
Thomas Cayer
Tabitha DeMaio