Orlando Florida, October 2, 2025
News Summary
This Sunday, Orlando’s Milk District will host The Milk Mart’s Spooky Soirée from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The event will feature over 300 local artists, chefs, and vendors. Attendees can find unique Halloween décor pieces and enjoy various handmade goods. The festival spans multiple venues including The Nook and Sideward Brewing, providing a vibrant atmosphere for shopping and inspiration. Mark your calendars for this seasonal delight and don’t miss the follow-up Milk Mart on December 12.
Orlando. The Milk Mart’s Spooky Soirée will take place this Sunday in Orlando’s Milk District. The event will run from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Over 300 artists, chefs, and other vendors will participate in the festival. The festival location covers The Nook, Etoile Boutique, Sportstown, Sideward Brewing, Milkhouse, Whiskey Lou’s, and Otto’s High Dive. Attendees can add new pieces to their Halloween décor at the event. The Spooky Soirée will provide costume inspiration and celebrate the eerie atmosphere before a full moon.
What to know first
The event is scheduled for this Sunday and runs for six hours, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The primary draw is the scale of participation: Over 300 artists, chefs, and other vendors will participate in the festival. The footprint of the festival spans several businesses and venues in the Milk District, listed as The Nook, Etoile Boutique, Sportstown, Sideward Brewing, Milkhouse, Whiskey Lou’s, and Otto’s High Dive. The scope of vendors includes makers of household and seasonal items, culinary offerings, and small business retail.
Event features and offerings
Attendees can expect a variety of goods and inspiration. Various vendors will specialize in items such as handmade jewelry, ceramics, prints, stickers, clothing, and candles. The event is positioned as an opportunity to add seasonal touches to homes: Attendees can add new pieces to their Halloween décor at the event. The timing and theme are oriented toward late-October festivities; The Spooky Soirée will provide costume inspiration and celebrate the eerie atmosphere before a full moon.
Locations and layout
The festival will use multiple storefronts and venues across the Milk District. The festival location covers The Nook, Etoile Boutique, Sportstown, Sideward Brewing, Milkhouse, Whiskey Lou’s, and Otto’s High Dive, with vendors distributed among those sites. Attendees should expect a walking route between clustered venues rather than a single centralized hall.
Additional schedule information
The event will run from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Those unable to attend this edition have another chance during the holiday season, as If attendees cannot make it to this event, another Milk Mart will happen on December 12 during the holiday season.
Practical details
Admission and parking details are determined by individual venues and the Milk District area; attendees should plan for local street parking and venue policies. The scale of the event, with Over 300 artists, chefs, and other vendors will participate in the festival, suggests crowds and a multi-venue walking layout. The event offers both shopping and food options across participating sites.
Background
The Milk Mart series organizes vendor markets that bring together local artists, makers, and small businesses in themed editions. This Spooky Soirée continues that pattern with a seasonal focus on Halloween-related goods and creative offerings. The December 12 date for the next Milk Mart provides a schedule point for a holiday-season edition that follows the Halloween-focused event.
FAQ
- When and where will the Spooky Soirée take place?
- The Milk Mart’s Spooky Soirée will take place this Sunday in Orlando’s Milk District.
- What are the event hours?
- The event will run from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- How many vendors will be at the festival?
- Over 300 artists, chefs, and other vendors will participate in the festival.
- Which locations will the festival cover?
- The festival location covers The Nook, Etoile Boutique, Sportstown, Sideward Brewing, Milkhouse, Whiskey Lou’s, and Otto’s High Dive.
- What can attendees buy or find at the Spooky Soirée?
- Various vendors will specialize in items such as handmade jewelry, ceramics, prints, stickers, clothing, and candles.
- Will there be seasonal or thematic offerings?
- Attendees can add new pieces to their Halloween décor at the event.
- Will the event include inspirational or themed activities?
- The Spooky Soirée will provide costume inspiration and celebrate the eerie atmosphere before a full moon.
- Is there another Milk Mart event planned?
- If attendees cannot make it to this event, another Milk Mart will happen on December 12 during the holiday season.
Key features chart
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Event name | The Milk Mart’s Spooky Soirée |
| Date | This Sunday |
| Time | 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. |
| Number of vendors | Over 300 artists, chefs, and other vendors will participate in the festival |
| Locations | The Nook; Etoile Boutique; Sportstown; Sideward Brewing; Milkhouse; Whiskey Lou’s; Otto’s High Dive |
| Featured goods | handmade jewelry, ceramics, prints, stickers, clothing, candles |
| Next Milk Mart | Another Milk Mart will happen on December 12 during the holiday season |
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- Wikipedia: Halloween
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