Spooktacular Halloween Brunch at Galuppi’s: What to Expect

Come in Costume and Start Halloween Early

There’s no reason those Halloween costumes should spend all day hanging in the closet.

Costumes are encouraged at Galuppi’s Spooktacular Halloween Brunch, so let the kids get dressed up as soon as they wake up. Superheroes can eat breakfast in their capes. Princesses can hit the dance floor. Dinosaurs can head straight for the bounce house. And if Mom and Dad want to get in on the costume action, even better.

Having everyone dressed up is part of what makes the morning feel more like a Halloween celebration than an ordinary family brunch. The costumes, decorations, music, and activities create a festive atmosphere where kids can get excited about the holiday long before the first porch light turns on that evening.

It also gives parents another opportunity to actually enjoy those costumes after spending who-knows-how-long choosing, ordering, assembling, or negotiating over them.

Get a Head Start on Trick-or-Treating

Halloween without treats? Not happening.

Kids can stop by the trick-or-treat station during brunch and get an early start on filling those candy reserves. There are more sweet treats to enjoy around the event, too, including cotton candy and snow cones.

Yes, that means Halloween treats before lunchtime. We’re pretty sure regular rules take the day off on October 31.

The morning also gives families a chance to take some Halloween photos while costumes are still intact. Because by the end of trick-or-treating, that carefully planned costume may be missing a hat, dragging a cape, covered in chocolate, or accessorized with a completely unrelated glow stick.

Get the pictures while you can!

Bounce Out Some of That Halloween Energy

If you’ve got kids who wake up on Halloween operating at approximately 300% of their normal excitement level, Galuppi’s has you covered.

The bounce house gives kids a place to jump, play, and put some of that energy to excellent use. Instead of asking them to sit quietly through a long meal when they’ve got costumes on and candy on the brain, the morning gives them plenty of opportunities to get up and have fun.

That makes the event easier for parents, too. Brunch doesn’t have to mean spending the whole meal negotiating over “three more bites” while a kid stares longingly at everything happening around them.

Families can settle into the morning, enjoy brunch, take activity breaks, and come back to the table when everyone’s ready.

Add Face Paint to the Halloween Look

Think the costume is finished? The face-painting station might have other ideas.

Kids can add some extra color to their Halloween look with face painting during the event. It’s a fun option for little ones who didn’t want a full costume, kids who believe every costume could use just one more detail, or anyone who simply spots the face paint and immediately decides they need it.

There’s also a craft table for kids who want to take a break from bouncing and dancing and get creative for a while.

With different activities happening throughout the morning, families don’t have to follow a rigid schedule. One kid can be ready to bounce while another wants to get their face painted. Someone will inevitably want another snack. That’s all part of it.

Dance, Freeze, Laugh, Repeat

No Halloween party is complete without a soundtrack.

A live DJ will keep the party going with music and interactive dance games, giving kids another reason to get moving. One of the morning’s highlights is the monster freeze dance party, where everyone gets to show off their best spooky moves until the music stops.

Will there be dramatic freezing? Almost certainly.

Will at least one tiny monster continue dancing after everyone else has stopped? We wouldn’t bet against it.

The DJ activities help keep the morning lively without making parents responsible for providing the entertainment. You can cheer on the dance moves, take pictures, enjoy your brunch, and let someone else handle keeping the party going for a while.

That sounds like a Halloween treat for the grown-ups.