Spooky Season Paws-tivities: Dog-Friendly Fall Events & Breweries

Jaypee A • October 1, 2025

Spooky Season Paws-tivities: Dog-Friendly Fall Events & Breweries

Fall in the Peachtree Corners / Johns Creek / Alpharetta area brings crisp air, pumpkin spice everything, and fun events to enjoy with your pup. Whether you and your dog want to sip beer under string lights or dress up for Halloween, here are great spots and tips for making it a safe, festive season.

What You’ll Discover

Local festivals and Halloween dog events that welcome four-legged friends
Dog-friendly breweries and taprooms for laid-back outings
Safety & comfort tips for pets at events (costumes, crowds, hydration)

Dog-Friendly Fall Events Near You

Atlanta’s Best DOG Halloween Festival

When / Where: November 1, 2025 at Peachtree Corners Center Green.
What to Expect: Costume contest, dog games, vendor booths, adoption opportunities, and more.
Tip: Arrive early to grab a good spot and let your dog get used to the surroundings before things get busy.

Dogsters Howl-oween Spooktacular at Fetch Park (Alpharetta)

Past events have included pup costume contests, seasonal treats, and fun photo ops.
Great for dogs who are social and enjoy off-leash time in a controlled environment.
Tip: Double-check membership/event rules ahead of time, as Fetch requires vaccination proof and certain behavior standards.

Hamilton Alpharetta Howl-O-Ween Yappy Hour

A dog-curated event with yard games, dog treats, costumes, and local vendors.

Dogs must be friendly, leashed, and up to date on vaccines.

Dog-Friendly Breweries & Taprooms

Six Bridges Brewing (Johns Creek)

Their Johns Creek taproom is fully dog-friendly — you can bring your pup inside or enjoy the beer garden outdoors.
They sometimes offer dog treats made from spent grain, and they welcome pups on leash.
Tip: Check their event calendar — live music nights or food trucks can make for a lively dog-friendly evening.

Six Bridges Brewing – Crabapple Taproom

Has a dog-friendly patio and rooftop for customers and their pups.

Tips for Keeping Pets Comfortable & Safe at Events

Costume Comfort: If your pup wears a costume, keep it simple and non-restrictive. Let them try it at home first.

Leash & Control: Even friendly dogs need leashes. In crowded areas, use a shorter leash to keep them safe.

Hydration & Comfort: Bring fresh water, a collapsible bowl, and shade or cooling gear if it’s a warm day.

Vaccine & ID Preparedness: Ensure rabies, DHLPP, and other required shots are current. Have your dog’s ID tag on at all times.

Watch for Overstimulation: Loud noises, crowds, music — some dogs get stressed. Give them a break or quiet zone if needed.

Always Clean Up: Carry waste bags; be courteous to other attendees and event staff.

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Spooky Season Paws-tivities: Dog-Friendly Fall Events & Breweries