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Buellton Brew Fest goes virtual with at home event BUELLTON, Calif. - This year, Buellton is bringing their annual Brewfest to the comfort of people’s homes. On May 1 Buellton Brew Fest @ Home will be a 3-hour virtual beer festival experience with guided tastings, live music, special segments and giveaways.   Tickets are $70 for CA residents and $80 for out of state residents (includes shipping). In addition to the samples from the participating vendors, each of the festival boxes will also include a souvenir glass and gift items from the vendors and sponsors. 100% of the proceeds from t...

Virtual BBQ and Brew Festival to premiere Friday Published: 23 February 2021 23 February 2021 Yuma, Arizona - The City invites residents and visitors to view this year’s BBQ and Brew Festival, a virtual event, which premiers 4 p.m. Friday, February 26 on the City’s social media platforms and on City 73 TV. With health and safety restrictions on large gatherings still in place, the festival will go video-only this year to whet the appetite for tasty barbecue. The virtual festival will feature local barbecue and restaurant chefs and interviews with local brewers. The event will also pe...

Beyond The Darkness Beer Week taps into Southwest Washington stouts, porters, barley wines By Rachel Pinsky for The Columbian Published: February 12, 2021, 6:00am Share: Bria Perozzo with two new dark beers at Barlows Brewery. (Contributed by Zzeplin) Photo Gallery Typically, Valentine’s Day is celebrated by sipping bubbly and nibbling chocolates. This year isn’t typical. Why not spread the holiday of long-stemmed red roses and corny greeting cards into almost a full week of drinking something chocolatey and boozy? In this spirit, Northbank Brewers Alliance, Final...

janderson@ironmountaindailynews.com IRON MOUNTAIN — The majority of police officers and firefighters in Iron Mountain have declined so far to be vaccinated against COVID-19, city council members learned Monday. During a Zoom discussion on coronavirus policies, City Manager Jordan Stanchina estimated 70% of the city’s full-time first responders have declined the vaccine. Stanchina did not elaborate on their reasoning, but noted some already have had the virus. Because re-infection with COVID-19 is possible, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still recommends that people who hav...