Craft Brew and Music Help Beat the Summer Heat
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From left: Skarlet Gonzales, Sean York, Rebecca Meeks, and Jake Tolford gather together under the summer heat with brews in their hand. Their favorites were the Coconut Porter from I and I Brewing and the Raspberry Wheat from Valiant Brewing.
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From left: Mindy Mongini, David Nichols, Ian Thorton, and Chayla Hair gather together in between waves of thirsty people looking to try out their craft brew from Killarmy’s Restaurant and Irish Pub.
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The BladeRunners performing their Bluegrass music for the crowd as they enjoyed their beer. Plenty of people brought chairs right in front of the stage to enjoy the music.
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The huge crowd at the first ever BrewGrass Festival. The event was set to be capped at 2,200 people and despite the heat, the attendance grew steadily towards that number.
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Ales for Outlaws serving up their brew out of an old-style barrel. Lines piled up as this brew stand poured glasses for everyone in the summer heat.
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Those who attended the event were not limited to beer; they were also able to choose from food trucks such as the “California Grill Truck” displayed in this photo.
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From left: Martin Vickers, Tim Worthington II, Tim Worthington, and Gloria Worthington at the entrance of the event handing out glasses for attendees to try out all the different types of beer with.
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