Arrival & Flow Start near the main plaza to get your bearings, then loop clockwise. The route naturally encourages mingling with other guests as you sample a variety of treats and refreshing beverages. Expect seasonal bites, bite-sized sweets, and sippables (including brews)—with plenty of festive stops for photos.
Costume Strategy
• Go thematic but mobile. Wings and trains are gorgeous until they meet a sample tray.
• Weather-aware layers. Evenings can cool off; capes double as outerwear.
• Make it interactive. Couples and friend-group costumes spark conversations—perfect for a social tasting event.
• Pack a mini kit. Safety pins, lip balm, and a pocket comb turn costume malfunctions into humble brags.
Etiquette That Wins the Night
• Small bites, big compliments. Vendors love feedback—tell them your favorite note (cinnamon? citrus? smoky?).
• Hydrate between tastings. It keeps the palate sharp and the selfies crisp.
• Respect the line, keep it moving. There’s plenty to go around.
What Boos & Brews Is (and Isn’t)
• It’s a Halloween-season evening of food and drinks staged across El Dorado Hills Town Center—not the Art, Beer & Wine Festival and not the Brewfest. Those are separate events with their own identities and timing.
Photos & Socials The Town Center is a postcard after dark—string lights, reflections on the water features, and that cozy bustle that screams “fall.” Scout a few backdrops early, then circle back once costumes are in full swing.
Final Checks Comfortable shoes? Charged phone? Valid ID if you’re sampling alcohol? Compliment budget ready to deploy? You’re good. Boos & Brews is less a sprint and more a stylish stroll through flavor town—costumed, of course.
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