Lamy Beer Fest
Lamy Beer Fest
Join the Lamy Beer Fest in Lamy, New Mexico to celebrate the first annual beer fest. The Lamy Beer Fest will have Live Music and Seven Featured Breweries to Sample. Sky Railway and Nuckolls Brewing Company have teamed up with favorite breweries from around New Mexico to host this special event: Second Street Brewery; Sierra Blanca Brewery; Beer Creek Brewing Co.; Marble Brewery; Nuckoll's Brewing Co; Bosque Brewing Co.; and Black Mesa Winery & Cidery.
Come out and experience samples from each brewery, a free beer of your choosing and live music throughout the day. Don't want to drive to Lamy- take the Train! The train is a 21+ ride. Each train ticket includes the ride to Lamy and back via Sky Railway, live entertainment onboard and in the grove, samples from the featured breweries, a souvenir pint glass and a free beverage of choosing. Please drink responsibly and always choose a designated driver.
Date: Saturday, September 21st, 2024
Time: 12:00pm
Location: Lamy, NM
Cost: Pre-Sale Door Tickets $25; Day of Door Tickets: $30; Train Ride and Door Tickets $125
For More Information /Purchase Tickets: Visit https://www.skyrailway.com
Event Information
Location: Lamy, New Mexico
https://www.skyrailway.com
Cost: Pre-Sale Door Tickets $25; Day of Door Tickets: $30; Train Ride and Door Tickets $125
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