With Halloween and Día de los Muertos around the corner, perhaps it’s a good time to celebrate the holidays with great food, craft beer, wine, and memories of loved ones.
Even though annual events this year haven’t been what we’d come to know, there are a few places giving continued life to the festivities many of us had on our calendars for this week.
Keep an eye on the dates of the following events so you’re sure not to miss out.
The downtown brewery is having a fun event for Tucson pooches.
They’re expecting to have a “howlin’ good time” with a pup costume contest that starts at 7 p.m. The winner will inherit a “Pup Prize Basket” and all participants will receive a treat.
For more information, follow Borderlands Brewing Company on Facebook.
Penca recently reopened and they’re ready to celebrate Día de los Muertos weekend with mezcal tastings, a cocktail special, and even some dinner specials, too.
Space is limited so you’ll want to reserve your table ahead of time.
For more information, follow Penca on Facebook.
The brewery will be offering drink specials, prizes, and 15 percent off tabs for anyone who comes in dressed up in a Halloween costume.
The actual costume contest is from 8 – 9 p.m. on Saturday, October 31, but you can still stop by for the specials on Friday, October 30.
For more information, follow Borderlands Brewing Company on Facebook.
Here’s an event that won’t rattle your bones and empty your wallet.
The brewery is hosting a “Halloween Happy Hour” from noon – 9 p.m. Plus, if you dress up in something spooky you’ll get $1 off all of your beers.
For more information, follow 1912 Brewing Company on Facebook.
Have you ever wondered what kind of candy paired well with your favorite merlot?
Don’t sweat it because the professionals at AZ Hops and Vines are here to show you how to pair six different wines with six types of candy. Oh, and you even get a souvenir glass.
The winery has specific times throughout the day, so be sure to reserve your spot.
For more information, follow AZ Hops and Vines on Facebook.
Here’s another event that’s encouraging costumes and all things terrifying.
They’re offering $3 pints if you’re dressed up, beer and candy pairings, Halloween Trivia, and Halloween movies, which will be lighting up the screens from 7 p.m. – midnight.
For more information, follow Catalina Brewing Company on Facebook.
It’s a very special Halloween edition of Crooked Yoga out on the brewery’s patio. The crew wants to see your spooky-season spirit during the class, which is from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.
The only has a few spots left and costs $12 per person, which includes one free pint.
In addition, Crooked Tooth is having a Full Moon Beer Release — the Hunter’s Moon 2020. It’s an Imperial Red Rye IPA with Calendula infused with Goldstone.
For more information, follow Crooked Tooth Brewing Company on Facebook.
There’s nothing scary about the food at El Chinito Gordo — it’s delicious, as a matter of fact. This year, the restaurant is throwing a three-day celebration featuring specialty dishes and cocktails.
For more information, follow El Chinito Gordo on Facebook.
HUB Ice Cream Factory, which is reopening on Friday, is debuting it’s newly remodeled, vintage 1920’s model-T ice cream truck on Halloween.
Beginning at noon, the truck will be parked outside the parlor on Congress and selling spookily delicious Halloween-inspired scoops in five new chilling flavors.
For more information, follow HUB Ice Cream Factory on Facebook.
From 2 – 7 p.m., celebrate the holiday that honors loved ones with a cool, crisp brew and cuisine from Tumerico.
Right now, the weather is better than ever to enjoy your time out on the patio, but if you prefer inside, Crooked Tooth’s taproom is reopening on Thursday, October 29.
For more information, follow Crooked Tooth Brewing Company on Facebook.
