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Grammy Winner Michelle Branch Headlines Flagstaff 'Big Red Pour'


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – ‘Big Red Pour' is on! And the caravan north ends at Flagstaff's Wheeler Park, 212 W. Aspen Ave., Fri. & Sat., Aug. Aug 6 & 7, to celebrate glorious cool weather, hundreds of refreshingly rare craft beers, fabulous music, and, of course, the Arizona Cardinals.

"We're pleased to host the Arizona Cardinals Training Camp every summer. The Big Red Pour is an extra opportunity to provide their fans another compelling reason to extend their stay here. It's a welcome boon to our city," said Flagstaff Mayor Sara Presler.

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'Big Red Pour' International Craft Beer & Music Festival August 6 & 7 at Flagstaff's Wheeler Park Celebrating AZ Cardinals' ‘Red & White' Scrimmage at Training Camp

Indeed, the Red and White scrimmage held annually the first weekend of August already has carved a niche among Cardinal fans. Now, Big Red Pour becomes a reason for fans and connoisseurs alike to travel north and enjoy the entire weekend in Flagstaff.

Big Red Pour's Music Stage. Plus, Grammy Award-winning Michelle Branch will entertain both craft beer connoisseurs and football fans gathering at Big Red Pour, promising a memorable weekend for years to come. Branch headlines the music lineup Sat., Aug. 7. Complete concert lineup TBA.

Explore Options at www.FlagstaffArizona.org. Visitors are invited to explore options to make the most of their Big Red Pour weekend through the Flagstaff Convention & Visitor's Bureau website (www.FlagstaffArizona.org), the premier online resource for hotels, restaurants, attractions and things to do in Northern Arizona.

Big Red Pour – Flagstaff First Friday ArtWalk "Hot Spot." In addition, Big Red Pour will be the featured "Hot Spot" on the Flagstaff First Friday ArtWalk, 6-9pm, Aug. 6, in conjunction with Flagstaff Cultural Partners. A variety of artists will exhibit at the Big Red Pour as well, adding yet another dimension to the craft beer and music festival.

Tickets on Sale Fri., July 9. General admission tickets are available at DRAFTmag.com; R-Entertainment.com and at various Flagstaff venues or call 1.866.977.6849. Purchase tickets-in-advance & Save $5:

§ Friday, 4-11pm $10
§ Saturday, noon-5pm $5
§ Saturday, 5-11pm $10

Note: Beer passports for purchase at event: $7/5 pours; $12/10pours; $20/20 pours.

Kerry Dunne of R Entertainment Company, producers of Big Red Pour, said, "Big Red Pour is designed to be an annual festival to complement the Arizona Cardinals' Red & White scrimmage. The signature event gives folks a reason to stay all weekend, which supports businesses that host summer visitors each year. It's a great platform to attract major music acts for residents and visitors to enjoy. Football, beer, music and Flagstaff: it doesn't get any better."

DRAFT Magazine President & COO Trevor Cravens said: "We're promoting the Big Red Pour nationally through our fan database and massive online following and making Flagstaff the destination for beer connoisseurs to enjoy this unique craft beer and music festival. We'll ensure Flagstaff is the center of the craft beer movement that weekend."

Big Red Pour is sponsored by DRAFT Magazine and produced by R Entertainment Company in conjunction with Rojo Event Management and the City of Flagstaff.

Don't Drink & Drive. The Big Red Pour strongly encourages responsible drinking during this event. Guests are urged to arrange for designated drivers, taxis, walking, bicycling, and to dine nearby by patronizing many area restaurants. Don't drink and drive.



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