Michaels' Spooky Town Exclusives 2025 - Sneak Peek

Check out these new Lemax Spooky Town Michael's Exclusives! These are expected to land on Michael's website 5/9/25. We were able to snag a few images to tease you. Thank you @VideovilleVillages, for the video! Be sure to like and subscribe to their channel to support them.

Although Sissy In Seattle Merriments is not selling these fantastic pieces, you can find them all on Michaels.com The Line-up

• Gates To The Underworld

• Petrified Forest Tree House

• Monstercade

• Lighted Coffin

• Jumping Jacks Ferris Wheel

• Zoomie Brooms Flying School

• The Count's Candy Corn Factory

• Monsters On Main Street (Facade)

What's your favorite? As a Gen-Xer, I'm eager to get my hands on "Monstercade" to go along with the new "Nightmares Video". I absolutely LOVE how Lemax has crafted some unique pieces that bring back memories of the 1980s.

I'm delighted to see that they are expanding their Spooky Town Carnival collection with the Jumping Jacks Ferris Wheel. This addition provides a nice height that complements the shorter Lemax carnival pieces. It will also beautifully accompany the recently retired Web Of Terror Ferris Wheel.

Witch-themed Lemax pieces are consistently popular among collectors who create a Spooky Village centered around witchcraft. The Zoomie Brooms Flying School is charming and will pair nicely with Agatha's Apothecary or The Witch's Tower.

Facades are incredible village houses, filled with detail and creativity. I'm glad to see that Lemax consistently adds a few Spooky Town Facades to their collection annually. This should bring the total to around five (5) Spooky Town Facades now.

• Creepy Pumpkin Patch

• Spooky Days Ahead

• Raven Hill

• Haunted Estates

• Monsters on Main Street

"Gates To The Underworld" is distinctive and is bound to become very popular! I adore the Mosaic Skull with its green glowing eyes and the vibrant colors that illuminate the piece beautifully. The Snake is incredible!

I'm unsure about my feelings regarding the "Petrified Forest Tree House." I really like the idea. I don't believe Lemax has ever explored a Petrified Forest theme before. However, the colors seem dull to me, as I prefer vibrant colors! But I am certain there are collectors who will LOVE this piece!

This year's major animated sights and sounds piece, "The Count's Candy Corn Factory," is vibrant, colorful, and wild! I don't know if Draculas eat Candy Corn, but who am I to doubt it? This is an incredibly entertaining piece that I believe will thrill collectors!

I will conclude with the "Lighted Coffin," a tabletop piece guaranteed to amuse viewers. Seeing the hand attempting to escape the coffin while the mourners are in shock always makes me laugh.

We'd love to know which ones you liked the most and the least! Share your thoughts with us!