KLCC Microbrew Festival 2007

[Audiofan2]

Last year each glass was 50 cents. With over 40 breweries on hand this is a great event and a good benefit for the local listener-supported, non-commercial, independent public radio station.

I was wondering if anyone else planned on attending?

Information can be found here:

http://www.klcc.org/post/microbrewfest2006.html

[McAuliflower]

Last year each glass was 50 cents. With over 40 breweries on hand this is a great event and a good benefit for the local listener-supported, non-commercial, independent public radio station.

I was wondering if anyone else planned on attending?

Information can be found here:

http://www.klcc.org/post/microbrewfest2006.html

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>>FEBRUARY 9 & 10, 2007

you're getting a bit impatient?

Yes glasses may be .50, but I believe the money largely comes from the tickets purchased, ala your typical beer fest.

I haven't been recently, though did in the past. I nice way to attend this event is to work as a volunteer beer server and after your shift, go peruse the offerings.

I was able to work the Collaboration Booth (think that's the KLCC one) and had a blast.

[Audiofan2]

you're getting a bit impatient? 

Yes glasses may be .50, but I believe the money largely comes from the tickets purchased, ala your typical beer fest.

I haven't been recently, though did in the past.  I nice way to attend this event is to work as a volunteer beer server and after your shift, go peruse the offerings.

I was able to work the Collaboration Booth (think that's the KLCC one) and had a blast.

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Ha, yea you could say so. The last event I attended was Sasquatch and I am going through withdrawals. I have only been in Eugene for about 1 1/2 years, and down in Sacramento where I came from they didn't have much for beer sampling. Really, it isn't so much the bargain aspect of beer for $, but rather the opportunity to try so many excellent beers with friends.