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Craft Beer & Food Festival This Weekend!
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Ben Yakas
Published Mar 17, 2011
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Already sick of drinking Bud Light today? In need of something more crafty to cleanse your palate? Then you'll have your chance this weekend: Get RealNY have their annual Craft Beer & Food Festival, taking place at the Altman Building in Chelsea, on Saturday and Sunday.
There will be over 100 beers available at the all-you-can-eat-and-drink festival, which will feature a host of food tastings and over 80 cask beers. In particular, the event will include a "Locals Only" section featuring local beers from Brewery Ommegang, Brooklyn Brewery, Greenport Harbor Brewing, Kelso of Brooklyn, Empire Brewing Company & Sixpoint Craft Ales. Brother Jimmy's will be providing all the BBQ. Tickets are already sold out for the second of the three-hour sessions on Saturday, but others are still available to purchase here.
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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