The seventh annual event runs from noon to 5 p.m. at Old Boys' Brewhouse, 971 W. Savidge St. in Spring Lake.
The Jan. 19 event includes live music by Everett and Tommy Foster, a pajama contest, slipper contest, 50/50 raffle and door prizes. It is a fundraiser for the Heritage Festival Committee's community projects.
Competitors will include Jack's Restaurant, Vic's Restaurant, Old Boys' Brewhouse, JW's Food and Spirits, and B&B Beverage.
Admission is free. Bloody Marys cost $2.
“This is an opportunity for people to get together on a Saturday afternoon, see their friends, have a few drinks and hang out,” said Heritage Festival Committee President Dave Hamather. “Everyone has a really great time at this — that's pretty much what it's all about.”
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Just what the community needs more events focused on drinking....
That's wonderful Cheese, I couldn't agree with you more. Having attended these events in the past I find them to be extremely community friendly; a good time is had by all. Oh, it's not a drunk fest Cheese; it's a gathering with some good natured competition involved. Nice atmosphere, on the water, good food, good drinks, good friends; a highly recommended event.
Well played! I couldn't agree more!