At Krush Brau Park, it’s Oktoberfest every day. For the holiday season, the park decided to host a Hallows Fall Fest on Oct. 24.
All day, the park brought Germany to Kissimmee while celebrating Halloween with spooky treats, costume competitions, and businesses showcasing their products. From carved skulls to creepy cookies to handmade lip gloss, there was something there for everybody.
As a family-friendly event, it offered multiple photo opportunities, like photo stand-ins. Mathnasium was also in attendance to tell attendees about their services. If you’re looking for a collectible from Krush Brau Park, there’s an on-site gift shop with plushies in lederhosen, souvenir glasses, and festive lights for the season.
The Oktoberfest menu consisted of many Deutsch-inspired dishes, such as a Bavarian pretzel, bratwurst, and schnitzel. Alongside that, there were also seasonal fall treats for all to enjoy. One was the pumpkin dessert, which was a sweet, caramelly confection in a cup, topped with whipped cream and candy corn. The other seasonal delight was the pumpkin float, which was vanilla ice cream and orange soda mixed, topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, and a pumpkin-shaped candy.
Many of the vendors in attendance were small businesses, such as Aleena Cosmetics. An eight-year-old entrepreneur, she makes her own cruelty-free lip glosses, with festive Halloween colors on display. A Florida-based business, they often do pop-up markets.
Vendors brought the Halloween spirit to the market as well, such as Mila’s Decor showcasing their festive wreaths and door decorations for Halloween and Christmas. There were “Witchy handmade goods and baked treats” from Bearz Den, who made plenty of sweet treats for the event. Of course, there were also vendors who sold items for children, such as Trend Source LLC, who had recognizable squishes and toys.
The DRH Collective, a jewelry and crystal carving vendor, had fairly priced, handmade items. Their items were made from real crystals, and the carvings were completely by hand as well. Next to them was Jaila’s Boutique, which sold handbags, backpacks, and wallets alongside toys for children. In the row of vendors, there was also a freshly squeezed lemonade stand, named D’Luxe Concessions and Catering, which provided 11 different flavors and boba. Another was White Rabbit Energy, which was giving out free samples of their drinks that focus on clean energy.
Krush Brau Park hosts events throughout the year such as Autumn Brunch, which will be happening from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. from Nov. 7 through Nov. 28. There will also be a Christmas market, entitled Weihnachtsfest & Christkindlmarkt, from Nov. 21 to Nov. 22 from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. each day. Finally, from Dec. 5 to Dec. 31, Krampus Con, featuring brunches, haunted trails, and cocktail events.
More information about events at Krush Brau Park can be seen HERE.
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