Pawtuxet Village’s Lucy Juicy and Doomed Records held its first Oktoberfest on Oct. 29 in their parking lot. With pumpkin painting for kids and cookie decorating, families had fun while …
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Pawtuxet Village’s Lucy Juicy and Doomed Records held its first Oktoberfest on Oct. 29 in their parking lot. With pumpkin painting for kids and cookie decorating, families had fun while listening to music provided by a local DJ. There were also Tarot card readings from the Queen of Bones and vintage gaming consoles which individuals could take a look at.
The plant-based event included a delicious selection of food and drinks such as chili, bratwurst, apple cider and beer samples from Cork and Brew. Between 250 and 300 people attended. (Submitted photos)
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