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From steins to spells Evil Genius celebrates fall in Fishtown

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Evil Genius Beer Company in Fishtown announces a lineup of fall events, kicking off with a Halloween Book Fair and a Grateful Dead Tribute concert on September 27. The Oktoberfest celebration on October 4 transforms N. Front Street into a mini-Munich, featuring German-inspired beers and traditional cuisine. Each $20 ticket includes a limited-edition stein, with designated driver tickets available for $10. Live entertainment includes Polkadelphia and a stein-holding competition, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

On October 11, the brewery hosts a dog costume contest, inviting pet owners to dress their dogs in exchange for a $10 donation benefiting Palmer Doggie Depot. The final fall event is a Halloween-themed drag brunch on October 12, featuring performances inspired by "Hocus Pocus. " Ryan Keller, Marketing Manager at Evil Genius, emphasizes the brewery’s playful twist on traditional celebrations. These events foster community spirit and create memorable experiences for attendees.

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