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Utica Zoo Members: $45 in advance and $50 at the door.
Designated Drivers: $25 in advance and at the door. Designated drivers will not be served alcohol at the event.
Details regarding this year s vendors have yet to be announced, but here s some we ve seen in the past:
New York - 16 Stone, Beak and Skiff 1911, Adirondack Brewery, Artisinal Brew Works, Blue Line Brewery, Brooklyn Brewery, Browns Brewing, Buried Acorn Brewing, Butternuts, Cooperstown Brewing, Copper City Brewery, Crazy Williez Brewery, Critz Farms Cider, Ellicotville Brewing, Empire Brewery, Four Mile Brewery, Fulton Chain Brewery, Genesee Brewery, Good Nature Farm Brewery, Gun Hill Brewery, Ithaca Brewery, Lake Placid Brewery, Mackjac Hard Cider, McKenzie’s Cider, Middle Ages Brewery, Mill House Brewery, Nightshift Brewery, Northway Brewing Co., Ommegang Brewery, Red Shed Brewery, Saranac, Sixpoint Brewery, Sloop Brewing Co., Southern Tier Brewery, Stoneyard Brewing, The Bronx Brewery, Three Heads Brewing, Tri
A “Look Back” – Dan Gross
This might surprise you… But Dan had a lot to say for this. But we’re going to do our best to streamline, especially since “Dan” is one of his favorite topics.
Dan grew up with a mom and dad who loved listening to all kinds of music. Some of the first albums he ever owned were Nat King Cole’s “Jumpin’ at Capitol,” the Brian Setzer Orchestra albums, Keb’ Mo’, and Blossom Dearie’s Verve compilation, to name a few.
This inspired a true love of music, and an appreciation for it.
Dan started playing trombone in elementary school. The love of the low end took him to bass trombone (including a couple appearances with his high school for the RIJF), and then eventually double bass. Despite wanting to go to school for sports broadcasting, he picked up a second major in upright bass performance.
PHOTO BY AARON WINTERS Teagan Ward (foreground) leads Teagan and the Tweeds in a live performance at Three Heads Brewing. Teagan Ward doesn’t need The Weather Channel to understand the current climate in America. “One of frustration, I suppose,” she says. Ward works in the travel industry, developing tour packages to be sold by travel agents. She’s also a singer and songwriter in the Rochester scene, with her band Teagan and the Tweeds. “I was trying to use all of the time that I have, now that all of the things that I love music and travel are not doable right now,” she says. “And I found myself with a lot of writer’s block. I would sit and play my guitar for a long time and not really have anything come to fruition. So my girlfriend Sarah challenged me to stop getting on my soapbox at home about politics, and just