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Griffin’s 2nd Saturday Costume & Cocktail Celebration

Griffin’s 2nd Saturday Costume & Cocktail Celebration Presidential Pathways Griffin Come creeping to Downtown Griffin in your eerie-sistible costumes on October 9th for the 2nd Saturday Costumes & Cocktails family-friendly event, with an adult-only Costume Cocktail Crawl starting at 4 pm. Bring your little monsters, dressed in costume, to join in the 2nd Saturday activities. Shop event specials, while enjoying spooktastic mocktails, at participating businesses.

Visit the Georgia Grown Downtown Market (2 pm-6 pm), inside the Fire Bay of Historic City Hall, for a u-pick pumpkin patch, face painting, and 15+ local farmers and crafters. Along with a community blood drive and free family resources from the Griffin-Spalding School System. Before the day is over, visit Hill Street for the Art Walk and live painter display.

Adults can come for the BOOs, while dressed in costume, for a unique twist on the traditional Cocktail Crawl. Sip & Shop in the Entertainment District with the Griffin GoCup from 4 pm to midnight. Enjoy live music and entertainment around downtown.

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