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LPC BeerFest Tent
Off the Wagon, 152 E Main St, Kent, OH | Get Directions »
$10.00
It is summer and what is better than being able to have a cold beer on a hot day? The LPC BeerFest Tent will be fully operational today. Head over to Acorn Alley for the open air tent and get yourself some delicious draft beers.
For $10, your ticket will buy four draft beers and a tasty snack. A $5 ticket scores you two draft beers and a snack. From 3-9, there will be a live DJ playing music.
Beers on tap include Dos Equis; Dortmunder; Summer Shandy; Labatt Blue and Coors Light. There will also be assorted smirnoff beverages, and of course--soda and water will also be served.
DON'T MISS THE GOURMET PRETZEL BAR!!
The tent is sponsored by The Burbick Foundation; Country Elegance Nursing Homes and Hummel Construction.It is also run by the LPC BeerFest Volunteers, Dave McIntyre, P.C. Dog Warden; Terry Montz, Country Elegance Nursing Homes: DianeLane, Hummel Construction, Amy Michaels, Friends of the Park, Karen Dinehart, LPC Executive Director.
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| Where | Off the Wagon 152 E Main St, Kent, OH 44240 |
| Next on | This event is over. |
| Time | 11:00 am–9:00 pm |
| Price | $10, $5 |
More About Off the Wagon
Telling a friend about Off the Wagon can take time. It's certainly not just a toy store, a retro toy store, or a shop full of tee shirts, gag gifts and novelties. It's all that, and more.
Off the Wagon's primary strength is its inventory. While the store features high-quality toys, games, and yes, gag gifts, tee shirts and novelties, it's also staffed by a truly friendly group of folks who are willing and able to discuss most of the items in great detail. And most of the time, if they're not able to, they'll open the items in question and let you take a closer look.
Off the Wagon is a great store to find something for just about anyone, including the person who is hard-to-buy for, whether the recipient is 8 or 88. Looking for quality toys more "typical" of a boutique toy store? Visit My Little Red Wagon in Hudson, which begat this rather quirky gem.
