Sculptor brings sand castles, pumpkins to Deer Park

Posted October 21, 2020 11:00 pm

Submitted by Angelika Fejklowicz, Deer Park Town Center

Master Sculptor Ted Siebert creates one of three Halloween-themed sand sculptures, which are on display through Oct. 31 at Deer Park Town Center. Courtesy of Deer Park Town Center

Take the family outside and visit Deer Park Town Center this fall to experience the larger-than-life sand sculptures and pumpkin displays throughout the shopping center.

The community is invited to see all three sand sculptures near Bath & Body Works, near Anthropologie and in the Gazebo. These works of art were created on-site and are on display through Saturday, Oct. 31.

The Halloween themed sand sculptures were designed and carved by master sculptor Ted Siebert, a world renown artist, world record-setter and sculpting champion. Siebert has a background and training in art, and discovered that sand sculpting is the ideal combination of art and sport. He is now a pioneer in the sand sculpting profession.

He has helped set nine-world records, duly noted by Guinness World Records, and holds titles as U.S. National and Canadian National champion.

For more Halloween fun, don't miss two giant carved pumpkins on display near the Sundance store and in the Gazebo, and find all 10 pumpkins in flower pots around the shopping center.

Shoppers are encouraged to take photos with the sand sculptures and pumpkins and post to Instagram for a chance to win a $100 Deer Park Town Center shopping spree.

Follow @shopdeerpark on Instagram and visit shopdeerparktowncenter.com for giveaway details.

Located at the corner of Rand and Long Grove roads in Deer Park, Deer Park Town Center is a one-stop destination for shopping and dining that features more than 60 shops and restaurants. Deer Park Town Center offers a variety of retailers, including Anthropologie, Apple, Crate & Barrel, Banana Republic, Kendra Scott, Pottery Barn and more.

Deer Park Town Center also features a mix of restaurants, including Biaggi's, California Pizza Kitchen, La Hacienda, Red Robin, Stoney River and Tokio Sake.

Convenient, front-door parking allows easy access to your favorite stores, while the open-air format provides an enhanced shopping experience.

Carving a giant pumpkin, Ted Siebert works on-site at Deer Park Town Center. Courtesy of Deer Park Town Center

A visitor to Deer Park Town Center watches sculpting champion Ted Siebert carve a giant pumpkin. Siebert's work is currently on display at the Deer Park open-air shopping destination. Courtesy of Deer Park Town Center

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