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Westchester's beer festival season begins with Suds on the Sound

By News 12 Staff,

2024-05-13

The 2024 beer festival season kicked off in a big way this weekend in Westchester.

The third annual 'Suds on the Sound' drew hundreds to Rye Town Park.

Festival-goers enjoyed more than 100 beers from 50 breweries across the region.

The event featured live music, food, and vendors. Suds on the Sound also highlighted the Barley Beach House Summer Concert Series, which is set to begin just before Memorial Day and run through September.

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