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Wicked Brew Bash is a monster hit
Schellville transforms to offer a Halloween party for one night
The popular Schellville mini buildings are decorated for the Halloween holiday. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
October 31, 2022
Schellville, which is known for its popular Christmas venue, converted to a Halloween site for one night Oct. 29 for the first Wicked Brew Bash. More than 3,500 tickets were sold at the event, which featured more than 14 food trucks and 30 artisans. The event also provided people with a first-hand look at the additions being made to Schellville in time for the upcoming holiday season.
Schellville, presented by Schell Brothers, is located behind Tanger Outlets Seaside off Route 1 and Holland Glade Road near Rehoboth Beach. The Christmas village opens Saturday, Nov. 19. Go to facebook.com/schellville for more information.
For one night, Schellville’s Christmas town is decorated for the Halloween season.
Dancers get into the music of Go Go Gadjet in the enlarged music venue Oct. 29 at Schellville in Rehoboth Beach during the first Brew Bash. A large crowd filled nearly every inch of Schellville.
People in long lines wait their turn to sample brews offered by the area’s top breweries.
Members of Go Go Gadjet perform for a large crowd during Schellville’s Brew Bash.
Avast, matey! Pirates Carl Horosz, left, and Jim Schmidt of Rehoboth Beach are hunting for treasure, or brews if they find them first.
Dressed up in sugar skull costumes are Jen Daniels, left, and Jamie Harris, who are visiting from Maryland.
Pouring Iron Hill Brewery beer nonstop is Siobhan Ciccarallo. Nearly a dozen breweries participated in Brew Bash.
Crooked Hammock Brewery takes center stage inside the large tent on the property.
A mummy greets Brew Bash attendees at the entrance to Schellville.
Hundreds of people fill Schellville for the first Brew Bash.
Christmas garland and scary Halloween characters go hand in hand at Schellville.
Colorful Halloween inflatables are scattered throughout Schellville.
The setting sun casts a yellow-orange glow on Brew Bash attendees standing in one of the new Schellville buildings.
A mix of the seasons? Schellville, know for its annual Christmas wonderland held from mid-November through the holiday period, turned into a Halloween venue for one night.
