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Wicked Brew Bash welcomes costumed revelers

Dylan and Hannah Brossman arrive Oct. 18 to Schellville’s Wicked Brew Bash, a Halloween-themed beer and wine fest. Their look is made complete with a wand made of empty beer cans duct-taped together. ELLEN MCINTYRE PHOTOS
Ellen McIntyre
November 8, 2025

Schellville covered its Christmas village with spooky Halloween decorations Oct. 18, for its annual Wicked Brew Bash.

Costumed patrons filled the Rehoboth venue for the 21-plus beer and wine festival.

Tickets were $25 and included unlimited beverage tastings from a variety of local and regional breweries and wineries. Designated-driver tickets were free and excluded from tastings.

The event featured live music by Kleptoradio, plus local food vendors and artisan booths.

While Schellville’s roller rink was closed for the event, its sledding hill and train rides were in full swing.

 

Phil Lokey is ready to serve up some fall-themed drinks at Schellville’s Wicked Brew Fest Oct. 18 in Rehoboth.
Vince and Raegan Little are ready to enter the event in inflatable alien costumes.
The sunset adds a golden glow to these women dressed as reindeer. Shown are (l-r) LaDon Hinchy, Cherly Hinchy, Arlene Sinar and Faith Roussey.
Nicole McConnell, left, sits as Catherine Flaherty paints her face.
A sign at the entrance of Schellville’s Wicked Brew Fest reads, “It’s fall, y’all.”
Jimi Starr enjoys the evening in costume.
Costumed friends enjoy drinks after participating in the Dilly Dally Cruiser Rally Oct. 18. Shown are (l-r) Diann Rassman, Larry Wilde, Carla Cleary, Liz Zehner, Susannah Baden, Todd Conway, Amy Linzey, Patrick Beebe, Rose Furio, Ava Cannon and Coryn Cannon.
These ladies are ready for a night of fun. Shown are (l-r) Melissa Ripley, Barbara Mitchell, Heather Edwards, Shannon Nash, Rebekah Mitchell and Haley Thomas.
Representing Federal Beverage Company at the Wicked Brew Fest are Ella Scala, left, and Pam Foulke.
One of the vendors in Schellville is Del Made. Manning the booth are Anna Gravatt, left, and Trista Street.
Schellville is decked out with spider webs and spooky Halloween decorations for the Wicked Brew Fest.

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Ellen McIntyre is a reporter covering education and all things Dewey Beach. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Penn State - Schreyer Honors College in May 2024, then completed an internship writing for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. In 2023, she covered the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand as a freelancer for the Associated Press and saw her work published by outlets including The Washington Post and Fox Sports. Her variety of reporting experience covers crime and courts, investigations, politics and the arts. As a Hockessin, Delaware native, Ellen is happy to be back in her home state, though she enjoys traveling and learning about new cultures. She also loves live music, reading, hiking and spending time in nature.

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