Garymac
10-12-2013, 08:27 AM
Our founding fathers lubricated their talk of Liberty with beer. We should do the same.
Please join me on November 7, at 7 PM at the Liberty Street Brewing Co. 149 W. Liberty Street, Plymouth, MI for a night of interesting revolutionary War history and craft beer.
Come hear the story of April 19th, 1775, the day history met marksmanship and the heritage began. It is the story of Paul Revere and the battles of Lexington and Concord. It is the real story, the story you probably haven't heard before.
What better way to hear some cool history than with a glass of hand crafted beer in your hand? Bring a date, a friend, a neighbor, co-worker or whoever for a fun evening of history and a cold one.
The history is free, the beer is awesome.
BTW, there may be prizes, swag and target giveaways.
Hope to see you there.
Note: I have nothing to do with Liberty Street Brewing Co. other than they graciously sponsored us in allowing us to do this at their brewery. The presentation is being done on behalf of www.libertyseed.org which is a non-profit, all volunteer history organization.
Please join me on November 7, at 7 PM at the Liberty Street Brewing Co. 149 W. Liberty Street, Plymouth, MI for a night of interesting revolutionary War history and craft beer.
Come hear the story of April 19th, 1775, the day history met marksmanship and the heritage began. It is the story of Paul Revere and the battles of Lexington and Concord. It is the real story, the story you probably haven't heard before.
What better way to hear some cool history than with a glass of hand crafted beer in your hand? Bring a date, a friend, a neighbor, co-worker or whoever for a fun evening of history and a cold one.
The history is free, the beer is awesome.
BTW, there may be prizes, swag and target giveaways.
Hope to see you there.
Note: I have nothing to do with Liberty Street Brewing Co. other than they graciously sponsored us in allowing us to do this at their brewery. The presentation is being done on behalf of www.libertyseed.org which is a non-profit, all volunteer history organization.