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By Lee Stabert
Published on July 23, 2008 at 3:40am
Add together lots of stuff that’s not supposed to be good for you—beer, snacks, sun, cigars and loud music—and you have the recipe for a good time. This year’s Music City Brewer’s Festival will feature brews from over 30 local, regional, national and international breweries alongside eats from local eateries. To help ease the burden of taking down all those dewy cups of frothy goodness, there will also be live music and plenty of drunkies there for your laughing and pointing pleasure. And when the festivities wrap up, there’s that non-stop party we call Lower Broad waiting just a short stroll away—even if you’re not walking a straight line. For tickets, visit musiccitybrewersfest.com.
Sat., July 26, 2-8 p.m., 2008
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