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An Acoustic Duo based on Long Island, NY. They believe many of the elements of older music, such as raw passion and authenticity have been lost. Their mission is to bring back these elements to the industry. Their personal heroes include The Beatles, Billy Joel, and Simon & Garfunkel. We’ve had them here before and for such young guys they really know how to perform.
Martin and Lucas bring a mix of music to the table with amazing harmonies. Plus they are just fun.
Join us for a fun run starting and ending at our tasting room. Cool off with a refreshing beer afterwards.
It’s Trivia night in the tasting room! Your host takes you through 4 rounds of fantastic trivia. We keep it fun so there will not be questions about people who have been dead for centuries that you have never heard of. It’s free to play, just buy a beer, glass of wine or really anything from the tasting room. Cheers! Sign-up starts at 6:30 and trivia Starts at 7pm.
Whether rocking a festival stage with her full band or a hushed, candle-lit folk club, Christine Sweeney will give you goosebumps with her voice and then hit you with the depth of her storytelling. While she got her start singing to songs taped from the radio, now she can be heard on the airwaves herself.
Join us for a fun run starting and ending at our tasting room. Cool off with a refreshing beer afterwards.
It’s Trivia night in the tasting room! Your host takes you through 4 rounds of fantastic trivia. We keep it fun so there will not be questions about people who have been dead for centuries that you have never heard of. It’s free to play, just buy a beer, glass of wine or really anything from the tasting room. Cheers! Sign-up starts at 6:30 and trivia Starts at 7pm.
How many interesting ways are there to make donuts? You’re going to find out as Dilly Dilly Donuts stops by Moriches Field.
John brings his energy and musical talent to every live performance. Come down and take a listen. It’s solid dose of 90’s music with just about every other decade thrown in for good measure.
