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Nights Out: Beer Garden

Break into summer with an evening of beer tasting, Live Music, Yard Games and Great Eats! We’ll transform the Fedele Family Farmhouse Plaza into a magical outdoor Beer Garden for an evening of laid-back beer tasting and great eats, with entertainment by live band, Zully Ramos and the OGs. As part of our BevMax Tasting Series, BevMax will have expert ambassadors on hand to help guide your experience and place orders for any craft beers you may wish to purchase…

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June 13, 2025 @ 6:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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151 Scofieldtown Rd
Stamford, CT United States

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Break into summer with an evening of beer tasting, Live Music, Yard Games and Great Eats!
We’ll transform the Fedele Family Farmhouse Plaza into a magical outdoor Beer Garden for an evening of laid-back beer tasting and great eats, with entertainment by live band, Zully Ramos and the OGs.
As part of our BevMax Tasting Series, BevMax will have expert ambassadors on hand to help guide your experience and place orders for any craft beers you may wish to purchase after sampling.
We’ll have a variety of yard games for you to play – including our Hitchens Horseshoe Pit. A portion of all BevMax sales charitably support the SM&NC. Adults 21+ only.
SM&NC Members & BevMax VIPs: $75
Non-Members: $85
Ticket price does not include Food Truck purchases

Friday, June 13
6:30 pm
 
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