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For the creator of the short-lived Disney cartoon \u201cGravity Falls,\u201d necessity was the mother of invention. The show, which ran from 2012\u20132016, takes place during summer vacation, when twins Mabel and Dipper travel to a small town in Oregon that, according to their great-uncle, Grunkle Stan, \u201cloves Halloween so much they celebrate it twice a year.\u201d The creator of the \u201cSimpsons\u201d\u2013meets\u2013\u201dScooby-Doo\u201d show, Alex Hirsch, told Polygon in 2024 that the show needed a way to explain the Halloween-themed episode at the end of the show\u2019s first season. And if any fictional town could make twice-a-year-Halloween seem reasonable, it was Gravity Falls, which teemed with paranormal mystery and intrigue.<\/p>

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The increasingly porous boundaries of spooky season have made Summerween feel like the first truly YOLO holiday \u2014 whatever you want it to be, at whatever time of summer you want it to happen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

There\u2019s some precedent for fictional holidays becoming real ones: \u201cThe O.C.\u201d offered up the interfaith holiday solution of Chrismukkah, \u201cParks and Recreation\u201d put Galentine\u2019s Day on the calendar, and Festivus, introduced via \u201cSeinfeld,\u201d appears to still be going strong. Still, those holidays do have the benefit of being either a single day or a collection of days that temporally coincide with winter\u2019s existing holidays. Summerween is a different story, in part because there\u2019s no official date for it (though the citizens of Gravity Falls celebrated on June 22) and in part because so many retailers now start stocking their shelves for Halloween as early as July 5. The increasingly porous boundaries of spooky season have made Summerween feel like the first truly YOLO holiday \u2014 whatever you want it to be, at whatever time of summer you want it to happen. And, for that matter, whatever you want it to look like.<\/p>\n

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(MasterShot\/Getty Images)<\/span> Every day is Halloween<\/p><\/div>\n

Summerween in \u201cGravity Falls\u201d was more or less the same as regular Halloween \u2014 \u201ca night to celebrate pure evil,\u201d as Grunkle Stan puts it gleefully \u2014 with trick-or-treating, carved jack-o-watermelons, and a Summerween superstore. There\u2019s a tonal dissonance on Instagram and TikTok, where influencers who see Summerween as a sneak preview of Halloween also hew to its classic aesthetic: Pumpkins, faux gravestones, and coffin and candy-corn-shaped throw pillows, all in shades of black, orange, green and gray. Another faction leans harder on the summer part of Summerween as its own kind of celebration with its own discrete aesthetic: a bright, beachy makeover that nods to pool and tiki parties, with outdoor decor that mashes up flamingos in sunglasses with skeletons in Hawaiian shirts.<\/p>\n

Scanning Google Trends, it\u2019s clear that \u201cGravity Falls\u201d put Summerween on the map, but the early-2010\u2019s spike that marks it is dwarfed by the sharp rise in searches that began in 2024 and have spiked in the two summers since. The most straightforward explanation for its emergence is that, for big-box retailers, the 4th quarter of the financial year is the biggest and busiest, while summer tends to be quieter. Summerween, like \u201cChristmas in July,\u201d offers a win-win on both sides \u2014 retailers get a jump on the season, and summer gets a retail glow-up.<\/p>\n

But Summerween is also driven by the forces of emotion and nostalgia, which is how Daisy, 44, a marketing professional and mother of two young children, found herself becoming a Summerween superfan. \u201cI dread \u2014 underline that, like physically dread<\/em> \u2014 the Thanksgiving\/Christmas\/New Year\u2019s stretch of winter. I have three siblings, and we all live near each other, and we all have kids, and most of our in-laws are insane about who gets to host Thanksgiving and who gets Christmas and who can outdo the others. The passive aggression and the drama is ridiculous. My parents have basically lost their minds about showing up the other families and now I just try to get through all of it.\u201d Unfortunately, the headache has spread to Halloween in recent years, making it the looming gate to a season of discontent. Daisy started seeing Instagram Reels about Summerween celebrations a year or so back, and had the feeling that adopting it as a kind of private holiday might take the pressure off Halloween. \u201cMy daughter\u2019s birthday is in late July, and last year I was like, \u2018You know what? Summerween is our family holiday now.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

And in the broader picture, as the winter holidays have become a yearly source of the most unhinged culture-war inventions \u2014 once you\u2019ve seen Tucker Carlson get mad about gingerbread people, you don\u2019t forget it \u2014 Halloween feels more and more like a neutral territory (a safe space, if you will) that people want even more of. Summerween, for some of them, is the answer. But marketing Summerween as a stand-alone holiday requires a completely different aesthetic that plays at spookiness but doesn\u2019t totally commit. In other words, spoopy: a once-viral misspelling that was adopted online to differentiate between scary-spooky and performative-spooky (e.g. murder clowns vs. dogs in ghost costumes).<\/p>

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Summerween fits the cultural desire, endemic to white conservatives but not at all unique to them, to reconstruct their past rather than the<\/em> past. I felt that urge the first time I realized how different trick-or-treating with my own child was from my own experience of unsupervised wanderings with a group of neighborhood kids, and how common it had become to not trick-or-treat at all but instead do something called a \u201ctrunk-n-treat\u201d that doesn\u2019t involve navigating rainy, poorly-lit streets or interacting with strangers. Had the advent of intensive parenting robbed the holiday of its spark? I barely finished the hackneyed thought. Of course Halloween was better when I was a kid. Because I was a kid<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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The question of whether Summerween makes Halloween less special, and whether the calendar year is big enough for two spooky seasons, is personal \u2014 but it also speaks to a cultural obsession with consumption.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Unsurprisingly, Summerween is increasingly a source of very strong opinions. On Reddit, gauntlets have been thrown down for seasonal principle (\u201cPart of Halloween is the crisp autumn nights, leaves changing, and pumpkins. Say NO to Summerween!!!!\u201d), environmental harm reduction (\u201cIt feels so forced and marketed . . . Half of the summerween stuff at HomeGoods just looks like it will be in a landfill in a year. It just screams fad and consumerist marketing via influencers to sell more\u201d) and for genre consistency (\u201cAs a horror fan, summer slashers have always been a thing. However, why are stores selling decorations? That\u2019s ridiculous\u201d)<\/p>\n

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(Vladimir Sukhachev\/Getty Images)<\/span> A skeleton enjoying Summerween<\/p><\/div>\n

But for a fair number of others, the main objection is that Summerween cheapens Halloween \u2014 that to celebrate a summer facsimile will dilute the real thing. Daisy\u2019s husband Matt, for one, feels torn about the spoopiness that retailers foreground with their shelves of pastel pumpkins and rainbow-hued ghosts, and not just because of the aesthetics. \u201cHorror is seasonless, especially now,\u201d he says, pointing to the breadth of horror films, streaming series, and dark-fantasy books that can be accessed at any time of the year. \u201cI\u2019ve always associated horror with summertime, actually. Like \u2018Friday the 13th,\u2019 \u2018Sleepaway Camp\u2019\u201d \u2014 in essence, the freedom of summer invaded by fear and death. \u201cI don\u2019t want my kids to get the idea that they should be afraid of summer, but I also don\u2019t want to have, like, cheesy surfing werewolves be a thing.\u201d<\/p>\n

The question of whether Summerween makes Halloween less special, and whether the calendar year is big enough for two spooky seasons, is personal \u2014 but it also speaks to a cultural obsession with consumption that has normalized the phrase \u2018\u2018shopping holiday.\u201d A tacit, unquestioning acceptance of any holiday brought into existence by an unholy marriage of social media and big-box stores seems like a slippery slope \u2014 in Summerween\u2019s case, one that results in the manufacturing of endless \u2018weens to fill the vacuum that consumerism abhors. On the other hand: another holiday that leads to 50% off on candy? I can live with that.<\/p>

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