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Cork + Craft Crawl takes Ephrata back through the decades


EPHRATA — It's time to rewind the clock. The Ephrata Chamber of Commerce is bringing back the Cork + Craft Crawl on Saturday, Oct. 17, with this year's theme: Homecoming Rewind — '80s, '90s and 2000s.

From 4 to 7 p.m., guests will take over downtown Ephrata for an evening of wine, beer, ciders, shopping and nostalgic fun. Think big hair, neon and shoulder pads for the '80s; flannels, chokers and boy bands for the '90s; and rhinestones, low-rise jeans and pop hits for the 2000s — or pick any era you love. Dress like it's Homecoming and come ready to party.

Each crawl stop will be decked out in its own retro-inspired Homecoming theme, making every stop a chance to step back in time and enjoy something new.

The night continues with the Homecoming Rewind After Party at the ERC from 7 to 9 p.m., featuring music, dancing, drinks, food options and a photo opportunity to capture your throwback look.

Not a drinker? Social Stroller tickets are available for those who aren't participating in the alcohol tastings. The $25 Social Stroller ticket includes a coffee from The Bookery, snacks along the crawl and admission to the After Party. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Tickets are on sale now: single tickets are $50, and Social Stroller tickets are $25. Tickets are available at www.ephratachamber.org.

Cork + Craft Crawl: Homecoming Rewind
October 17, 2026 | Downtown Ephrata
Crawl: 4–7 PM | After Party: 7–9 PM
Sip. Shop. Rewind.

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