Grass Valley Brew Fest This Weekend
Grass Valley Brew Fest This Weekend
The Grass Valley Brew Fest returns to Mill Street Plaza this Saturday from 1-5 p.m. featuring local brews, live music, and diverse food vendors. Tickets are available online now or at the gate.
The Grass Valley Brew Fest returns to the Mill Street Plaza tomorrow afternoon (Sat.). And Downtown Association Executive Manager, Robin Galvin-Davies, says there’s the usual diverse selections to choose from, including other drink options as well…
A complete list of participating breweries is available on the event website. Each ticket includes a commemorative tasting mug and lanyard, and sponsor swag. Also, a wooden nickel for the festival’s popular People’s Choice competition. And there are plenty of food options for a separate purchase price. That includes Aunt Saucy’s Sweet Treats, Gary’s Place, High Mountain Grill, New York Hot Dog Company, Petite Crepe, Red Dog Barbecue, and Salty Twist Pretzels. And Galvin-Davies says there’s live music from the group Perfect Stranger…
Tickets in advance, including online through today, are 45 dollars. Then they’re 60 dollars on the day of the event, which is Saturday from one to five-pm. But Galvin-Davies also mentions that you can still stroll through the Plaza and enjoy the food vendors and music without having to buy a ticket.
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