Tickets on sale now
Salisbury, MD – With more than 80 craft beers, live music on two stages, new Beer Games and a Sports Zone, beer lovers won't want to miss this year's Good Beer Festival.
The festival, hosted by Wicomico County Recreation, Parks & Tourism, is returning to Pemberton Historical Park for the seventh year on Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 8-9, and tickets are now on sale. The festival runs from 12:30-6:30 p.m. each day.
The Local Beer Garden, featuring select Eastern Shore breweries, will be back this year, along with the Home Brew Competition. Learn more about making beer in both Pro Brewer Beer Talks and home brew demos.
Attendees may choose to play new carnival-inspired Beer Games to try to win prizes, and there will also be cornhole, wall hooky and oversized games to partake in. The Sports Zone will feature the Washington Redskins v. Baltimore Ravens football game on the Sunday of the festival. The first 100 fans through the gate on Sunday sporting a Redskins or Ravens jersey will receive a free Good Beer Festival souvenir.
Tickets for the festival are on sale now. Tasting tickets include a 3 oz. glass and as many samples as one can responsibly consume.
Early bird tickets are available for $25. Regular tickets are $35. Two-day tickets, which will only be sold through Sept. 30, are $40. Non-tasting tickets are also available; early bird non-tasting tickets are $5, regular non-tasting tickets are $10. Early bird and two-day ticket sales end online, in person and by phone on Friday, Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. Additional fees may apply to ticket prices.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.GoodBeerFestival.org or at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center Box Office, located at 500 Glen Ave. in Salisbury (Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.). The Box Office can also be reached at 410-548-4911.
Proceeds from the Good Beer Festival benefit the Friends of Recreation & Parks Tomorrow Fund. This fund provides scholarships to youth participating in County child care programs and youth sports programs.
6 comments:
There needs to be a dui checkpoint on Pemberton Rd. in both directions.
I bet you did your fair share of drinking hypocrite.
I plan to go, and I plan to get smashed!! My wife will drop me off and pick me up.
I drink at home. This is no different than when they had fireworks at Greenhill country club. They had a deputy directing traffic leaving there but never a dui checkpoint anywhere near there on 4th of july. Maybe rich white people don't drink n drive.
I agree with 8:25. Rather drink at home. Cheaper and no danger of dui checkpoints!!!
GAME OVER.....BUDWEISER WINS!!!!
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