Zombietoberfest – 2011

This year, the fun will be bigger, the dead will be deader, and the red will run redder. Zombies are on the rise in Audubon Park! Don’t be caught off guard.

The event is FREE, but purchase of beer tickets, t-shirts, entry into costume contests and laser tag games all go to benefit the organization and your neighborhood. Hey, we’re a non-profit here, so please donate…and BRING YOUR FRIENDS.

What you need to do:

1. “RSVP” to our Facebook event page.
2. Watch this important video from Commissioner Stuart and the City of Orlando.
3. Check this Parking Map to know where you can leave your car while fending off the scourge.

• Zombie Walk
• King and Queen
• Zombie Contest
• Human vs. Zombie Tag
• Zombie Movies
• New Kid Zombie Zone
• Graveyard Theater Sponsored by Enzian Theater
• Mother Falcon Art Show in Audubon Park, (after party at Mother Falcon)
• Zombie art show in Stardust
• Zombie Dance Party in Stardust
• The Walking Dead Screenings sponsored by A Comic Shop in Stardust

Stardust Video & Coffee (Stage 1)

6:30-7:00  A.T.T.I.C.
7:20-7:50  Slough Louris
8:10-8:40   Random Encounter
9:00-9:30   Fever
9:50-10:20 Lighthouse Music
10:40-11:20 Alias Punch

Park Ave CDs (Stage 2)

6:30-7:00   Fortune Howl
7:00-7:30   XXYYXX
7:40-8:10    Maximino
8:30-9:00    Michael Parallax
9:20-9:50    Intro to Sunshine
10:10-10:40 Loud Valley
11:00-11:45 Jane Jane Pollock

TBA (Stage 3)

6:30-7:00 Oakhill Drifters
7:20-7:50 Chopper Stepe
8:10-8:40   Yogurt Smoothness
9:00-9:30   Howling Owls
9:50-10:20 Roadkill Ghost Choir

We are looking for volunteers to help. Click here for a list of jobs and times and to sign up. Our volunteers get: 1 Free Zombietoberfest T-shirt, 2 Free Beer Tickets (or 1 Free Zombie Laser Tag Pass for Under 21), and Community Service Credit!

Vendors Welcome:

We invite you to bring your horror-related merchandise, food, or what-have-you to sell to zombified neighbors who have been dying to meet you. Fill out the form to the left and mail it in with your payment (Only $25 for an art booth or $50 for food vendors)   

Press Release:

Zombies have been sighted once again in the community by Audubon Park Garden District’s (APGD) Director.

“No matter what we seem to do, they keep coming back,” Kat Quast said. “Zom-B-gone helped keep them at bay for a good eight months, but now a new breed seems to be immune to that repellent.” The question to be answered was, “Where did they come from?” The current theory at the moment is that Princeton East Elementary School’s arrival at the old Audubon Park Elementary grounds woke the dead from what once was an old cemetery.

“The answer was there all along,” Quast said. “Who really thought it was just Zoo Poo fertilizer that made the community garden grow so well?” Quast has gathered the information from zombie sympathizers that the next invasion is planned for 6PM on Saturday, October 1, 2011. This time, these educated zombies have bigger plans, hoping to take over a chunk of Corrine Drive as their own. APGD has set Zombietoberfest for that date after deciding that if this is really the start of the Zombie Apocalypse, we should welcome it with open arms and party until midnight. This festival will include a Zombie Walk, Human vs. Zombie Tag, Face-Painters, Food and Horror-themed Vendors, Costume Contests, a Graveyard Theater, Horror-themed Art Shows, A Boatload of Bands, Buckets of Beer, a DJ-spun Dance Party, and more.

What you can expect: