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Hunga Dunga Brewing Hosts Moscows 3rd Annual Bluegrass Festival

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Hunga Dunga Brewing is excited to announce its 3rd Annual Bluegrass Festival, taking place on February 7 in Moscow. This family-friendly event will showcase a lineup of local talent, including bands like The Pond, Moscow Mules, Wildgrass Steptoe, and Tequila Mules. The festival begins at 5 PM at Hunga Dunga Brewing’s venue at 333 N Jackson St, making it an accessible gathering for music enthusiasts and community members alike. Tickets are affordably priced at $10, encouraging broad participation. A standout feature of the festival is the jam session at the end, where all bands will perform together, enhancing the collaborative spirit of bluegrass music.

This event not only supports local musicians but also strengthens community bonds through shared cultural experiences. Attendees can find more details on the event page linked through the brewery's social media. Such events play a crucial role in promoting local arts and building community identity in Moscow.

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