Stan stuns with annual spooktacular Halloween display raising funds for charity

The event attracts people from across the North East whilst raising funds for charity.

Once again Stan Yanetta pulled it out the bag as he hosted his annual Halloween display for the public.

For a number of years Stan Yanetta of Stan's Autos along with the help of friend Richie Ames have been staging a show for Halloween outside of Stan's home which has got bigger and better each year and has always been a hit with the public. The display in Heaton Gardens, South Shields attracts people all across the North East.

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Not only does Stan put on show stopping performance for visitors but also has buckets on display raising money for charity.

This year the event helps raised funds Stopping Unsafe Relationships Together (SURT) and Great North Dog Walk.

Over two nights crowds flooded to Stan's to see what was on display this year.

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Crowds were filled with frights from some of the decorations, whilst the famous Ghostbusters car was on display and Stan stomped around in his custom built T-Rex costume.

SURT took to social media to thank Stan and Omar Ames who was also hosting a display to raise funds for the charity.

"What a SPOOKTACULAR night for our community Stans Autos and Omar Ames have been raising funds for SURT whilst entertaining local families.

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"We attended both events which were absolutely amazing and full of Halloween community spirit!

"We would like to thank every community member who attended, your support really makes the difference."

Now that Halloween is over Stan will start preparing for his upcoming Christmas display which begins in December.

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