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Sudsy Schedule For L.A. Beer Week is Announced, Party Starts Thursday
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The schedule of events has been revealedfor L.A.'s Beer week, and we couldn't be more giddy for the fourth installation celebrating craft brews. There will be everything from sit down dinners and beer cocktail events with the Beer Chicks to something called "poutine paradise" and a beer float challenge hosted by Food GPS, so you'll definitely want to schedule your outings ahead of time.
Of course, the 11-day exploration of everything beer culminates as it always does with the Beer Week Festival on September 30. The fest will be host to over 70 breweries from around the globe making a one-day home of the Union Station in Downtown LA. Tickets for that event are $50, and other events prices vary.
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