Do I have to dress as a witch?

Yes. Absolutely. That’s a part of the fun! You won’t believe how crazy fantastic it is to show up with a group of other adults dressed up as witches and warlocks until you get there. It will REALLY get you in the holiday spirit!

You can be Glinda the Good Witch or Morgan Le Fay or Maleficent or Winifred Sanderson, or hells bells, go to Party City and get your easy-does-it garb. For more costume inspiration, check out our blog posts. But yes, you have to dress like a witch or a warlock (more info about guys below).

So how does this pub crawl work?

You must purchase a ticket to participate (remember this is a fundraiser). We have three broom stops at local favorites along the 101 (all between C St. and K St.). Upon check-in, you will receive four tickets to use during the broom stops. Each ticket can be redeemed for one drink.

What if I’m a sober witch?

We absolutely celebrate and support our sober witches! While our event does center around a pub crawl, remember that it's about the communal experience, the festive atmosphere, and the magic of gathering in the spirit of the season. Many of our stops offer non-alcoholic beverages, and the emphasis is always on fun, camaraderie, and supporting the Community Resource Center. So, whether you're sipping on a potion or a mocktail, you'll be in for a bewitching time!

Will there be food?

Yes, we will be offering some light bites along the way. However, it's important to note that the food is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the offerings are limited. You may also choose to purchase food at various points during the event. We recommend having a hearty meal before or planning to grab a bite afterward to ensure you're fueled for all the witchy fun!

Can men join or is this strictly a women-only event?

All people are absolutely welcome to join! But you must wear a magically inclined costume, like a witch (all kinds welcome), sorcerer, warlock, or wizard.

I bought a ticket, but now I cannot attend. What can I do?

Tickets are non-refundable. This is, after all, a fundraiser. However, if you would like to transfer your ticket to someone, please send an email to WitchyBusiness@ThoseWitchesBeCrazy.com with their name and email, and we will gladly add them to our list.

Why isn't Those Witches Be Crazy organized as a nonprofit?

While Those Witches Be Crazy is not officially recognized as a nonprofit, our primary objective has always been to raise funds for the Community Resource Center (CRC). We cover all our operating costs, such as advertising, printing, and bar bills. Beyond that, every additional cent goes directly to the CRC. We also actively collect donations along our route and online. Rest assured, 100% of those donations are given to the CRC. We deeply value the CRC's significant positive impact on our community, and our commitment is to support them wholeheartedly. Our event might not be labeled 'nonprofit,' but our intentions and actions are very much aligned with the spirit of giving back.

Are children or animals allowed?

No. They can’t come into the establishments, so leave them at home.

Is this a religious-based event?

No. It’s just a bunch of wacky friends who want to have a good time along the 101 in costumes. Many choose to day drink, but not all. That’s it. It’s just plain ‘ole fun.

Want to see what it looks like?

This was the last stop in 2019. We had lost a few along the day, but the remaining witches and warlocks were in high spirits! For more pictures, check out our Facebook page or Instagram posts, or the bottom of our home page.

Have more questions?

If you have additional questions not answered above, please ask! Email us at WitchyBusiness@ThoseWitchesBeCrazy.com. We’ll get back to you within one day.