The scarecrows are up, the apples have been picked, the Jack-O-Lanterns are on display, and the costume shopping has started. Halloween is right around the corner. And what better way to celebrate than to throw a party!
Here are some of my favorite go-tos when hosting a party for Halloween – everything from cocktails to games. So here goes:
Bubbleology, the first ever boozy bubble tea spot in NYC opened last month in the East Village and changed the landscape of bubble tea cafes for good. Originally a boba company hailing from London, Bubbleology opened multiple locations serving its customers alcohol-bubble tea concoctions, and boba shot drinks using all different types of liquor.
A pumpkin keg is a really cool way to impress your guests. But, an even cooler idea is hosting a pumpkin keg making party! Below I have lined out the simple directions into creating a pumpkin masterpiece!
October 6th, 2019
The term “orange wine” was first coined by British wine importer, David Harvey. It’s used to describe a non-conventional style of white wine making that is unknown to many wine drinkers, typically hailing from the northeast region of Italy.
October 4th, 2019
Vodka is a diminutive of the Russian word voda. And voda means water. So basically the Russians are saying that vodka goes down like water, it’s clear like water, and may even be healthy like water? Sure! Some people say a jig a day keeps the doctor away!
Sunday, October 13th, 2019
Allaire, New Jersey
Take a run or stroll through the 1700’s village of Allaire, New Jersey and celebrate crossing the finish line with a beer fest! Because running is always better with beer, right?
The Historic Village of Allaire used to be an iron-producing factory-town, home to Howell Iron Works, Co. The town consisted of a pattern-making shop, blacksmith, post office, general store, school, church, and the mills that were used to finish the iron products produced. It was a small, self-sufficient town which has now been transformed into an interactive museum.
The Beer Run is a 5K run or walk through the historic town of Allaire and beautiful natural trails nearby. When you cross the finish line you will be handed a tasting glass so you can reward yourself with some beer from 12+ local breweries. There will also be live music, lawn games, and food trucks! It’s a party for sure, and you’ve earned it.
Tickets for the Beer Run include race registration, beer, a tasting glass, and access to the live music, food trucks and lawn games. You can also purchase tickets strictly for the beer fest. Or, you can purchase tickets for the run and be the designated driver. REGISTER HERE and enjoy the Beer Run!
See you there!
Cheers,
Danyelle