LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- One of Louisville's most beloved fall traditions will return this year.
Thousands of hand-carved pumpkins will fill Iroquois Park for the 13th year of the Jack O'Lantern Spectacular.
Attendees will walk through the historic woods of the park, down a glowing path lined with the pumpkins made by local artists.
The theme for this year's season is Jack's Pun-King Trail: A Trailway of Wordplay. New this year, the king of dad jokes will be crowned.
This year's event will run from Oct. 2 through Nov. 2. Tickets go on sale Sept. 1. Proceeds go to the Parks Alliance of Louisville and its mission to invest in the city's public parks.
To learn more, look at pricing and an FAQ for the event, or to purchase tickets when they go on sale next month, click here.
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