Santa made his way down to the Jersey Shore for some sun, fun, and holiday cheer as MudHen Brewing Co. wrapped up our festive Christmas in July 2025 celebration! Guests of all ages joined us for an evening packed with live music, family activities, festive drinks, and jolly good times.
The party kicked off at 5 PM with a magical lineup of family-friendly fun, including pictures with Santa & Mrs. Claus, and face painting by Donna Cox. Kids were delighted by the snow bubbles from 6–8 PM—because what’s Christmas without a little snow, even in July?
Guests enjoyed not one, but two incredible live performances. Don’t Call Me Francis had the Biergarten grooving from 5–9 PM, while Goody Blue Shoes kept the party going at The Station House from 9 PM – 1 AM. The music created the perfect soundtrack to a night filled with joy, dancing, and celebration.
The Biergarten was buzzing with Patrón tastings and giveaways from 5–7 PM, including a Patrón selfie station and festive drink specials like our Strawberry Margarita and exclusive Patrón holiday cocktail. Lucky guests even snagged free Santa hats while supplies lasted!
We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us for this one-of-a-kind celebration. From snow bubbles to Santa sightings and everything in between, Christmas in July 2025 at MudHen Brewing Co. was one for the books. We can’t wait to celebrate again next year—until then, stay merry and bright!
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