You have to admit, Butte loves festivals.  From this summer's earlier festivals, such as the Montana Folk Festival, the An Ri Ra Irish Festival a couple weeks back to last weekend's Rhythm and Brews festival, you can say that Butte loves a good party.  And a good drink.  And both are happening this Saturday at the World Museum of Mining from noon to 6pm with the 2nd Annual Big Butte Brewfest.

This one is going to be big.  There will be dozens of breweries represented as well as cideries and distilleries.  There will be food and craft vendors and some fantastic live music.  In fact, performers for the event have been announced along with the addition of 5 distilleries.

Faith Kelly and Caswyn Moon are "a Couple of Wanderers, two solo artists who travel together from the Catskills of New York. This show is a part of their 5 week summer tour out West! They like to go to smaller towns and play for anyone, anywhere. Exploring America one day at a time. Caswyn starts off with his punky yet melodic Americana with heartfelt old country undertones while Faith accompanies him with her Moog synthesizer. Once he's done rockin' his set Faith Kelly takes over with her spacey folk rock'n'roll with Appalachian Mountain roots, as she is originally from Duncannon Pennsylvania."

Event organizers are also excited about the addition of 5 distilleries to this years' lineup including Butte's own Headframe Spirits along with Glacier Distilling Company, Westslope Distillery, Willie's Distillery and Whistling Andy.

Sound like a good time?  Admission is only $25 and includes 5 drink coupons.  Get your advance tickets here.

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