Post by anni on Aug 2, 2022 6:52:54 GMT -8
Roberta purchased a Silver Sponsorship on behalf of Montrose Peace Vigil for the Montrose Craft Beer Fest on July 24 and commissioned a new banner with Jeanne's artwork to promote our Peace Train in the Montrose Christmas Parade at the Sunday afternoon event. Needless to say, you'll be seeing that banner on the corner later this year. The sponsorship also allowed Roberta to display the plain letter Montrose Peace Vigil banner that we use in the parade.
Last week, Roberta sent an e-mail along with three photos from the festival. "Jim stopped by to chat too, forgot to take his picture," she wrote. "A photographer (doing PR for the chamber of commerce?) took the one of Terry and me. It was fun and tasty, and good conversations about the peace vigil happened."
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Here's what the Crescenta Valley Weekly had to say about the event in last Thursday's paper:
Last week, Roberta sent an e-mail along with three photos from the festival. "Jim stopped by to chat too, forgot to take his picture," she wrote. "A photographer (doing PR for the chamber of commerce?) took the one of Terry and me. It was fun and tasty, and good conversations about the peace vigil happened."
Here's what the Crescenta Valley Weekly had to say about the event in last Thursday's paper:
On Sunday afternoon around 900 ticket buyers enjoyed a taste of some of the most interesting (and delicious) beers, wine, food and more. The Montrose Craft Beer Fest, organized by the Montrose Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce, featured 17 breweries, seven food vendors, two water vendors, six information booths, music, photo ops and more. After buying a ticket, folks were given a wristband and instructed to pick up a souvenir glass from the booth sponsored by We’re Pouring before heading into the “tasting” area. DJ Ernie kept the party going with music and friends were able to try a variety of brews and food over the course of four hours. There was even a silent auction, sponsored by Barbara Hollander & Associates, and macramé art that folks could create, sponsored by The Art Room in Montrose.
“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to finally execute our 2020 postponed 7th Annual Craft Beer Fest,” said Mavil Aghadjanian, Montrose Chamber executive director. “The outcome was outstanding and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. We want to thank everyone who came out, all of the vendors who participated, all of our sponsors, all of the volunteers who assisted and especially J’s Maintenance, We’re Pouring and Montrose Barber Shop for making this year’s event possible. It took a village but together we did it!”
“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to finally execute our 2020 postponed 7th Annual Craft Beer Fest,” said Mavil Aghadjanian, Montrose Chamber executive director. “The outcome was outstanding and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. We want to thank everyone who came out, all of the vendors who participated, all of our sponsors, all of the volunteers who assisted and especially J’s Maintenance, We’re Pouring and Montrose Barber Shop for making this year’s event possible. It took a village but together we did it!”