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This Beverly Home’s Halloween Decorations Keep Getting Bigger And Brighter

Aaron Chen
Aaron Chen
Aaron Chen
Sports Reporter · Chicago, IL

Aaron Chen is a seasoned sports journalist with a Bachelor’s degree from Columbia College Chicago. He has reported for NBC Sports Chicago, where he built a reputation for his in-depth analyses of the Chicago Bulls and Cubs.

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Sports Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 1:25 PM · 1 min read
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This Beverly Home’s Halloween Decorations Keep Getting Bigger And Brighter — Chicago Sports news

BEVERLY — One house in Beverly is getting extra attention from drivers and pedestrians alike this Halloween season. Neighbors passing by on the 9500 block of South Winchester Avenue can take in an impressive display from residents John Uzonyi and Justin Lens. Lights, inflatables and an elaborate spider web stretching across the front entrance have drawn many people to pause and admire the scene. “Everybody stops. It’s great to see people excited, especially the kids,” Lens said. The couple moved to Beverly from the West Loop in 2021. Over the past five years, their home’s decorations have only gotten bigger, with new additions and tweaks made each year. Those driving by often remark on the changes in the display. “We always try to switch it up,” Uzonyi said. Uzonyi, an obstetrician-gynecologist and Lens, a strategy and analytics analyst, begin setting up the decorations that cover the front, side and back of the house in September. It takes them up to three weeks to

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