Mother's Day is
May 11th.
Let us do the dishes!
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This Mother's Day is Sunday, May 11th.
We have many ways to treat your mom.
A delicious brunch in from 10 am-2 pm, dinner featuring music by classical guitarist Terri Hunt (from 6:30-8:30 pm), customized mugs, and last minute gifts like giftcards, beers to go and more!
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Jazz Nights
in the beer garden
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Jazz Nights will soon return on Wednesdays. Our first event is schedueled for Wednesday, May 28th at 6:30 pm
Musicians TBA.
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May Beers
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Although our beers change on a weekly basis, here is our schedueled lineup for May.
Hard Pear Cider
Hard Apple Cider
Cream Ale
India Pale Ale
Extra Special Bitter
Schwarz Lager
Pilsner
Oatmeal Stout
Vienna Lager
Brown Ale
Porter
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Guest Beers
Widmer Bros. Hefeweizen
Mirror Pond Pale Ale
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Recipe of the Month:
Perfect Margarita
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1 1/2 oz Tequilla of choice
1/2 oz Cointreau 1 lime Salt Ice Take a salted rim glass (pints are good), add ice to top of glass. Pour in tequilla and triple sec. Slice lime in half, slit the middle and squeeze the juice directly into glass. Drink and be merry!
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June Events
at the Pub!
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Jazz Night every Wednesday night in the beer garden beginning May 28th @ 6:30 pm. Free!!!
Friday , June 6th
Jo Miller and her
Burly Roughnecks
Saturday, June 7th
Paul Hanover Band
Wednesday, June 11th
Hottell Ragtime Jazz
Saturday, June 14th
Just Plain Darin
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Sons of the Widow James
Wednesday, June 18th
Curley Taylor and
Zydeco Trouble
Saturday, June 21st
Massy Ferguson
Saturday, June 28th
Eric Jerardi
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Greetings!
As we enter into the summertime, the temperature rises, the outdoors become more inviting, friends visit and loved ones get married. We invite you to visit us for your special occasion in May as well as throughout your summer. With fresh food and beers made with love on site, we always strive to please. Thank you for being a part of our family, and we look forward to seeing you at one of our special events! |
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Alice di Micele
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 Thursday, May 1st @ 7:30pm.
No cover!
The first thing you'll notice about Alice Di Micele is her
voice. With a five-octave range that is intense, sensual, rich and soulful, Di
Micele has been known to turn a noisy bar silent within a few notes. Her warm
presence and humor disarm and create a rare intimacy between audience and
performer. Whether singing a jazzy-folk number, belting a sassy blues, or
rocking out on one of her trademark rhythmic earthy grooves, Alice is a vocalist that moves people.
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The Moon Mountain Ramblers
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 Saturday May 3rd 8:30 PM. No Cover!
"The Moon Mountain Ramblers, a string band from Bend, have created their
own soulful interpretation of traditional bluegrass, swing music and country
music. Listen to their tunes and you'll hear Djengo Reinhardt-flavored acoustic
jazz or country rock a la Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers." - Laurie Houston, Tempo Mail Tribune
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Cinco de Mayo
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Monday, May 5th. Dinner @ 5 pm, Music @ 7 pm.
 Bring out your instrument and head to the pub!! This May 5th, we are celebrating our Mexican neighbors a bit different than usual. We will have a drum procession (bring your own hand held precussion instrument), a fiesta, music by Los Gatos, $2 Coronas, Negro Modelos, and Pacificos, $4 Margaritas, and an all you can eat taco bar. Don't miss this once a year event!!!
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Left Hand Smoke
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Friday, May 9th 9 pm. $5 cover
LHS returns again to the pub for another night of their
infamous crushing rock! Fronted by brothers Ben Mish, a piano phenomenon with a soulful
voice and a raucous attitude, and Will Mish, a guitar wizard who has earned
critical nods for his unfathomable talent and innate sense of melody and blues,
and flanked by Irish-born multi-talented rhythm guitarist Ronan O'Mahony, a
childhood friend and co-songwriter, and the inimitable stick-man Andrew
Cloutier on drums, Left Hand Smoke brews up a blend of neo-soul and rock that
is steeped in tradition, yet entirely original and fresh.
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Creeping Time
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Saturday, May 10th 9 pm NO COVER!
Original 4 piece acoustic grassrock from Seattle,
Creeping Time, makes their TRP debut. The current line-up, whose music spans the gap
between your grandfather's bluegrass and modern rocket science, continues to
entertain audiences of all ages throughout the Pacific
Northwest. It's like Bill Monroe, Doc Watson and Vassar Clements
jamming with Phish, Steve Earle and the Ramones. The poetry of the lyrics is
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Hanford Challenge
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 Tuesday, May 13th,
Doors 6 pm Presentation 7 pm
Snack menu and Bar
For decades, plutonium for nuclear weapons was produced just a few hours south of here. Now it is time to clean up the Hanford waste site and protect the Columbia River.
Join Casey Ruud, valley resident and Hanford Whistleblower, in a presentation and discussion about the future of this nuclear waste site.
Joining Casey will be the HANFORD CHALLENGE team, a new organization with a fresh approach to cleaning up this site, creating an approach for sustaining this region.
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One Way Out
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Saturday, May 17th 9 pm - No Cover!
After
contacting the Allman Brothers Band for permission in Nov 2006, One Way Out was
officially formed in Feb 2007 with the blessing of Kirk West, road manager of
the Allman Brothers Band and Gregg Allman himself gave the thumbs up according
to Kirk. Some of the current members have been in bands that shared
the bill with top acts such as Ted Nugent, Southern Rock Allstars, Steppinwolf,
Blue Oyster Cult, Edgar Winter, the Outlaws, Night Ranger, Rick Derringer and
many more. "We just want to put on a great show for the fans and have fun
doing it. That's what music is all about...having fun".
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Death & Dying- a film and discussion
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 Monday, May 19th 7-9 pm
Snack Menu and Bar will be available
Unlike your average midwife, this movie is about an unlikely and growing profession that assists in life's closing. There will be a movie, "A Family Undertaking" and a panel discussion. Join Cindy Button of Aero Methow, Beaver Creek Cemetary Board, and Mariposa Home Funeral Consultants for this premier event.
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The Clumsy Lovers
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 Friday, May 23rd 9 pm. $10
Come see this amazing well known band at a bargain price and intimate venue. Here in the valley for their second appearance, the Clumsy Lovers have truly got musical stylings for every listener! Dancable, singable, and knee slappable- do not miss this band!
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Intervision
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 Saturday, May 24th 9 pm. $5
Pub's second appearance.
For the past year, Intervision has single-handedly
created a groove epidemic in their hometown of Portland, OR. Combining
elements of soul, rock, jazz and pop, the quintet is earning lofty
comparisons to bands like Steely Dan, Stevie Wonder, and Jamiroquai,
yet have created their own intensely unique sound.
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Vicci Martinez
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 Sunday, May 25th 8:30 pm $7.
Twisp's favorite rocker returns for another night of booty-shaking music! Join us for a Sunday night you won't soon forget. If you have not experienced Vicci Martinez yet, you will be suprised when you see this tiny girl with a huge voice!
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David Jacobs-Strain
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 Tuesday, May 27th 7:30 pm. No Cover.
Jacob was one of the first performers ever at the old Methow Valley Brewing Company, way back in 1999 when he was only 16 years old. Today Jacobs-Strain is hailed as a blues prodigy, he rocked then and we are very excited for his return 9 years later!!!
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Adam Hill
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 Thursday, May 29th, 7:00 pm.
"[Hill] delivers an antidote to the melancholy tuneage that characterizes his
hipper-than-thou hometown [Portland]. . . .with a style that could be pulled from
the New Lost City Ramblers songbook, but with the progressiveness of
the Country Gentlemen. . . . Hill will inevitably be lumped with
old-time revivalists like Old Crow Medicine Show, but in actuality he's
more difficult to peg. He could be right at home next to Vandaveer and
Luke Temple. Four Shades of Green is wayfaring like the Hackensaw Boys
but vogue like the Avett Brothers." Jonathan Stumpf (Missoula
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Danbert Nobacon & David Rovics-
Riot and Protest Folk
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 Friday, May 30th, 7:30 pm. No Cover.
Danbert Nobacon returns for his second performance of Riot Folk at the pub, this time with friend David Rovics. Nobacon recently moved to the Methow Valley with his family and is formerly from the Euro-pop band Chumbawumba. Rovics is internationally acclaimed for his "Protest Folk". "I like to write songs about how the world is going to hell and what
people are trying to do about it. I spend much of my time playing
concerts throughout North America, Europe and occasionally elsewhere. " - David Rovics
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Junkyard Jane
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 Saturday, May 31st 9 pm. $5
2007 found Junkyard Jane celebrating 10 years of rockin' the Northwest
as well as the Deep South. After their inception in 1997, the band moved
their base of operations to Kentucky from 2003-2006. Now firmly entrenched
in Tacoma once again, the freakish four continue to entertain rabid fans
of the Great Northwest and beyond.
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We would like to thank you for being a valued customer. Your feed back matters to us, so if there is anything you'd like us to cover in a future issue, please let us know by emailing us @ info@methowbrewing.com
Sincerely,
Aaron Studen and the crew of
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