Brews Cruise registration reminder - this is your last day to get a T-Shirt!
Bikes, beers, and bands. What more could you really want?
Next Sunday Aug. 28th at 1 pm is the First Annual Brews Cruise and benefit concert to support The Lands Council. Today is the last day to register and guarantee yourself a T-shirt for the event. (They will not be cutting off registration until the day of the event. Those who register after today, Aug. 19th, may have to wait until the week following the event for their shirt.)
Click here to register today.
The Brews Cruise is a 7.5 mile bike ride along the Spokane River, starting at Northern Lights Brewery through downtown, into Browne’s Addition and more. This leisurely ride will visit three important areas of interest, like tree planting sites, examples of their restoration work and even a beaver habitat.
From the Lands Council, including the stops:
1. Gonzaga University campus along the Spokane River for a wonderful example of a tree-planting site completed by local students!
2. Near the historic Flour Mill lives a furry, big-tailed friend - a beaver! Allow us to give an update on 2011's relocation season.
3. The Elk Public House. Beer Garden!! Drink specials!!
4. Overbluff Park, where we will highlight our restoration and water clean-up efforts.
5. The Saranac Public House. Brand new bar! Drink specials! Also feel free to cross the street to visit one of our sponsors, Main Market to check out their newly-finished patio.
6. Back to Northern Lights for some refreshments (all day Happy Hour!!), GREAT music by The Camaros, Working Spliffs and Angela Marie Project, and more FUN!
Register: To pre-register for the Brews Cruise, go to http://brewscruise2011.eventbrite.com/ online OR call Amanda Swan at (509) 209-2851.
Registration is only $20. Registration includes an official race T-shirt, drink specials at each stop, and entrance to the after-ride benefit concert! Those looking to attend only the concert may purchase tickets for $10/each. All funds raised from Brews Cruise 2011 will directly support TLC’s efforts to protect and preserve the Inland Northwest’s forests, water and wildlife! This means registration fees and donations are tax deductible!
