NJ Clown Farm

Seventy-six years ago, as legend has it, a traveling circus made its way through Hunterdon County. On a particularly foggy night, a caravan of clowns broke away from the group and ended up lost among fields and farms. Seeing a solitary light in the distance the clowns stumbled upon a desolate farm about a mile off the road. Looking for a safe place to rest their heads for the night, the clowns approached the house. The old farmer bitterly answered the door as the rest of his family lay asleep. Rather than being greeted with a warm act of kindness the farmer chased the clowns off his property screaming and calling them “horrible freaks.” Their fate was decided. After that night, no one has heard from or seen the farmer or his family. As a matter of fact, those “horrible freaks” never left his property. Instead, they haunt the farm at night, kidnapping and torturing anyone who wanders off alone. The old circus clowns have a new act they practice when the sun goes down. Their tricks result in scares. They traded laughs for screams. And they won’t stop until they have gotten their vengeance.
Tonight, we invite you to witness the legend of the Clown Farm to see if the fun is all its really cracked up to be.