Pumpkins, Goblins, and Brews
Oct 14, 2016
5:30pm to 8:30pm
Fall is here and that means it’s Pumpkins, Goblins, and Brews time around historic downtown Monticello. Enjoy samples of local craft beers and IPA’s as you travel from participating restaurants, shops, and other businesses. While you are checking out the local brews, you can also check out the new Fall merchandise in the stores and some of the new businesses in town.
The fun happens on Friday, October 14th from 5:30-8:30 pm. Tickets may be bought in advance at The Boka Shoppe, Celebrations, Out of the Blue Polish Pottery and Gifts, These Four Walls, and online using the link at the top.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of the event.
Tickets bought in advance or on line may be brought to one of the following check-in locations: Canvas and Corks; Zybell House; the Boka Shoppe, and Celebrations. When you check in you will receive a commemorative beer sampling mug and a map of participating businesses.
If the event is not sold out, then tickets may be purchased at these locations the evening of the event, as well.
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