☀️ SUMMER SOLSTICE PATIO PARTY 🎶
- Howe Sound Brewing
- Jun 12, 2024
- 1 min read
Join us for the Summer Solstice Patio Party at the Howe Sound Brewing Patio on Saturday, June 22nd! The unofficial afterparty of Squamish Beer Fest, featuring the incredible DJ Praiz.
DJ Praiz is a master turntablist and producer with a unique style that transcends eras and genres. He has been a prominent figure in the West Coast music scene for over a decade, bringing unmatched skill and versatility to his performances.
The party kicks off at 7pm and go until late. This is an all ages event, but children under 12 are only allowed in the brewpub until 9:30pm.
Enjoy the summer vibes with Summer Seasonal Pints for $6.50 while grooving to the feel-good signature sound of DJ Praiz. Don't miss out on the views and tunes on the Howe Sound Brewing Patio! 🎶☀️
🎟 $10 Tickets! HOW TO BUY:
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Get them directly from EventBrite https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/summer-solstice-patio-party-tickets-924704976477?aff=oddtdtcreator
Buy them at Squamish Beer Fest on Saturday, June 22 at the Howe Sound booth
LIMITED amount available at the door!
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