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Saturday, May 19th, Join ACS CAN & KTED for this year's "Harmony, Hops & Hope"

Join Us for Wyoming's Own Beer Tasting and Music Night to Benefit ACS CAN

Join us Saturday, May 19th for the 2nd Annual Harmony, Hops and Hope in downtown Casper. This year's beer tasting fundraiser will be a street affair and will take place on 2nd Street, between Center and David. Harmony, Hops and Hope is building upon its previous year’s success and promises to be a fun event, with homegrown Wyoming beer tasting and music which will highlight the craftsmanship of Wyoming breweries, including Snake River out of Jackson Hole.  Musical guests will include Casper’s own Chad Lore, the Dang Ol’ Boys and John Kirlin and the High Plains Drifters, and we are proud to bring you Rat Trapper, out of Laramie. We hope you will join us!

When: May 19th, 12-6pm
Where: Downtown Casper, 2nd St, between Center and David (in front of Boticelli's)

Special this year: Our talented Wyoming brewers are collaborating on a Wyoming IPA brew that will be unveiled at Harmony, Hops and Hope! Join us and be the first in the state to taste this delicious creation!

Get your tickets early and save $5! Tickets prices are $15 prior to May 19th and $20 at the door. Ticket prices include: your 2012 ACS CAN membership, commemorative 2nd Annual Harmony, Hops and Hope beer mug, 3 drink tickets, and the opportunity to sample all beers in attendance.

 

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