
🎃 Brewer Hallow: Family Halloween Event on the Brewer Riverwalk!
Now that we’re in the home stretch of summer, it’s time to start thinking about fall, and, more importantly, Halloween!
The Brewer Culture and Arts Committee is excited to invite the community to Brewer Hallow, a spellbinding afternoon of family fun, festivities, and Halloween magic!
Read More: Spirit Halloween Is Now Open In Bangor, Maine
When is it?
Saturday, October 10th
3:00–6:00 PM
Children’s Garden at the Brewer Riverwalk
If you’ve never visited the Brewer Riverwalk, this is the perfect time to explore it! The beautiful, paved pathway follows the shoreline of the Penobscot River, passing right by the Children’s Garden and offering breathtaking views across the water toward Bangor.
With plenty of benches along the path, picnic tables nearby, and scenic overlooks, the Riverwalk is a favorite spot for walking, dog walking, enjoying a meal, or simply taking an evening stroll. The trail is paved and lighted, making it a welcoming place to enjoy the outdoors throughout the day. And at low tide, visitors can even access the shoreline using the granite steps.
For one afternoon, this beautiful community gathering place will get a spooky Halloween makeover!
Bring the whole family and enjoy activities for kids of all ages.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Trunk-or-Treat
- Vendor Valley, featuring the Maine Street Kitchen food truck
- Costume Contest
- Pumpkin Patch — Pick a pumpkin! One per child; parent/guardian must be present.
- Pumpkin Painting
- Apple Candy Buffet
- Ceramic Painting
- Children’s Spooky Story Time
- Non-Alcoholic Magic Potion Paint & Sip
And when the afternoon festivities wind down, stick around for a Halloween movie beginning at 6:15 PM!
There’s something for everyone, so grab your costumes, bring the family, and join us as we welcome the fall season with Halloween fun, community spirit, and plenty of memories to make.
The Brewer Witches’ Brewer Hallow is sure to be a spooktacular time!
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Gallery Credit: Dave Steel









