Video Tag
Every video tagged “Burlington” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
Jade The Libra takes viewers on an extended Halloween shopping trip across multiple major retailers including Walmart, Ross, Burlington, and HomeGoods in search of the best Halloween 2023 décor finds. The video is a casual, enthusiastic haul-style walkthrough showcasing what's hitting store shelves for the season. At nearly 70 minutes, it's a deep dive for dedicated Halloween décor hunters who want a thorough look at what's available before making their own store runs.
Join Jade as she makes the rounds at multiple retail chains — including Ross, HomeGoods, Burlington, and Michaels — scouting Halloween décor hits for the 2024 season. The video takes a casual, fun shop-with-me format ideal for viewers looking to see what's on shelves before heading out themselves. At over an hour long, it offers an extensive look at what early-season Halloween merchandise is available across a variety of budget-friendly stores.
Join Jade as she tours multiple retail stores — including Burlington, Kirkland's, World Market, and HomeGoods — in search of the best Halloween décor available for the 2025 season. Her skeleton companion tags along for the full shopping adventure, and spooky finds turn up at every stop. The video has a relaxed, fun vibe suited for viewers who enjoy discovering seasonal décor without leaving the couch.
This is a spring and Easter decor shop-with-me video from a creator known for Halloween content. The host visits several major retail chains in search of whimsical seasonal pieces, with a particular focus on mantel styling. While not Halloween-focused, it comes from a Halloween-adjacent channel and may appeal to year-round seasonal decorators.
The creator visits both Burlington and Home Depot in search of Halloween 2025 merchandise, finding little to nothing on shelves at either location. The video captures the early-season anticipation that Halloween enthusiasts share as they scout retail stores for the first signs of holiday stock. It serves more as a fun check-in for the community than a product showcase.
