Wow, it’s September already and fall is just a few weeks away. What better way to celebrate fall than with some fun outdoor activities?
Whether you take a drive to view fall foliage, throw a football tailgate party or attend one of the many fall festivals – there are SO many fun ways to hang with friends and family.
Delaware has a lot to offer this time of year. If you’re wondering what’s happening and worth checking out in in the coming months, we’ve got an updated list of fall events just for you!
Fun Events to Attend This Fall
Delaware Saengerbund Oktoberfest is Back!
September 17-19, 2021
The DSB’s Oktoberfest is held the third weekend in September.
This event has provided community members a with a great sampling of German food specialties, such as Bratwurst, Weisswuurst, Potato Pancakes, Sauerkraut and a variety of beer for many decades. Give it a try!
Delaware Nature Society Fall Events
Delaware Nature Society has full calendar of Fall Events – Check out this ‘Farm to Fork’ al-fresco dining at Coverdale Farm on September 18, 2021.
There are also many other outdoor offerings from the Delaware Nature Society, including the annual Fall Native Plant Sale at Coverdale Farm on October 2, 2021.
The fall offerings have something for all ages at Delaware Nature Society –canoeing, kayaking, hiking, nature tours, and more!
Delaware State Parks also have a slew of nature programs, outdoor hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, story time an more!
Finally, check out this great resource: Funtober – Other Great Fall Events for even more fun events happening in Delaware.
31st Annual Sea Witch® Festival
October 29 – 31, 2021
The Sea Witch Festival is held each year at Rehoboth and Dewey Beaches in Delaware. It offers a wide variety of family activities; Sea Witch Hunt, Costume Parade, Dewey Beach Trick or Treat, Hayrides, 5K Race, Best Costumed Dog Contest, Beach Games and more! Click Here for the ‘tentative’ event brochure.
Frightland Located in Middletown, Delaware
Frightland is for the More Adventurous type and opens the first weekend in October and runs through early November.
his is not for the faint of heart, as Frightland has 8 terrifying attractions and is known as the “Scariest Haunted Attraction in America”, according to international media outlets such as Forbes, Huffington Post and Travel Channel.
Delaware Beer, Wine & Spirits Trail
Delaware on Tap – Follow the trail of the unique collection of breweries, wineries and distilleries. From the rolling hills of the Brandywine Valley and Wilmington riverfront brewpubs in Northern Delaware to the sunny shores of the Southern Delaware beaches, the colors promise to be beautiful this time of year.
TAILGATING
Another anticipated activity for both college and pro football fans is the tailgate that comes before the game. And if you’re anything like us, you take tailgating seriously. You arrive early, come prepared and know all the rules to having the best time possible. Because let’s face it, tailgating is a lifestyle!
Not sure how to prepare for a perfect football party?
Check out these tips for making your Tailgating a winner situation.
MUST TRY Fall Recipes
Get together with friends and family to watch a football game, tailgate. Don’t forget to cook up these delicious fall recipes!
Let’s face it, beer and weekends go together … they just do.
Tri-State Liquors has a full line of ice cold Kegs in stock. We got all your beverage needs covered and we are conveniently located in beautiful TAX-FREE Delaware with easy access from I-95.
