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• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

• Realty World Lake Tahoe , 949 Tahoe Keys Blvd, 20 parking spaces.

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

Colin Patrick Harper hails from the tiny island of Bermuda. In the music industry, he is known as the reggae artist Collie Buddz. Buddz was born on August 21, 1984 in New Orleans, Louisiana. After graduating from high school, he attended Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL, where he decided to study studio engineering. Upon graduating from the top in his class at Full Sail in 2006, Buddz began looking for work in the recording industry as a performer or producer. One of his first major gigs was working with recording star Shaggy on the single "Mad Mad World" from Shaggy's new album at the time entitled Intoxication, which was released in 2007. That was the same year Collie released his self-titled debut album with Sony Music with tracks such as ‘Come Around’ and ‘Blind To You’. The album was a success and well-received by critics. WWE (World Wrestling Enterprises) fans would immediately recognize Buddz's voice from the entrance theme ("SOS") for WWE superstar wrestler Kofi Kingston, which was included on the 2008 compilation WWE The Music, Vol. 8. Over the next year, he would continue making guest appearances on the works of many other artists.

It is no small coincidence that his stage name "Buddz" is slang for marijuana. There have been photographs taken of the artist holding bongs and other pot-smoking paraphernalia over the years. Of course, other reggae artists such as Bob Marley have made weed seem an essential part of the reggae lifestyle. When not working in the studio, Collie found himself selling out venue after venue on one of his many exhaustive tours. Now with new music being released and a good reputation under his belt, Buddz finds himself playing at some of the biggest reggae music festivals all across the world such as, Reggae Rise Up, One Love New Zealand, and California Roots Music Festival.

At the end of the decade, Buddz started his own record label called Harper Digital. In 2011, he would finally release his second album entitled Playback followed shortly with the Blue Dreamz EP. Buddz would then go on to release his next album, Good Life, fully independently through Harper Digital with features from the likes of Snoop Dogg, Jody Highroller, and the Bay Area’s very own, P-Lo.

More recently, he has finished up his fully self produced album Hybrid which came out in the spring of 2019. Hybrid is Collie Buddz's third full-length album. The album is fully produced by Buddz and features two tracks with Russ, as well as tracks with Tech N9ne, B Young, Stonebwoy, Dizzy Wright, and Johnny Cosmic. The first five songs on the album have been released and highly praised as singles. The FADER called "Love & Reggae" a "quintessential reggae jam," and Billboard praised "Bank" feat. Russ & B Young, claiming "Buddz effortlessly [flowed] on the self-produced melody." Meanwhile, "Bounce It" featuring Ghanian Grammy nominee Stonebwoy has gotten radio play around the world including on Sirius XM Pitbull's Globalization channel, and Buddz's latest single "Show Love" has quickly earned radio play on Sirius XM The Joint and was added to Spotify's elite New Music Friday playlist.

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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Show at 7PM ish

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• If you're going to drive, get here early. Leaving your car overnight in our lot is ok with us.  Please consider riding your bikes and or using ride share.

• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

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In a journey that’s been taking new directions since it started, every step of the way has led

STRFKR to Parallel Realms. The band’s energetic, danceable pop has assumed many forms

since they first emerged in 2007, always reliably delivering unshakeable melodies and

larger-than-life anthems infused with intellectually challenging lyrics. In recent years, STRFKR

explored more experimental waters when they constructed a fuzzy dream world with their

home-recorded 2020 album Future Past Life or subtracted structure entirely from fully

instrumental collection Ambient 1. New album Parallel Realms finds yet another path,

redefining the kind of direct, high-impact songwriting that’s long been the core of the band’s

strongest material. Streamlined and immediate, the album distills STRFKR’s 15 plus years of

artistic growth without forfeiting any of the perspective they’ve gained along the way. It’s their

clearest, most organized, and most exciting work yet.

As with many other albums, Parallel Realms started with sorting through a mountain of ideas

looking for inspiration. While combing through stacks of partially-realized demos, it became

clear that the most interesting songs all had a consistent playfulness to them. A through-line of

upbeat fun gradually came into view, with a joyous vibe that sometimes bordered on ‘80s synth

pop euphoria. STRFKR followed this impulse further, digging back through their archives to

seek out songs that hadn’t made sense until now, but matched the specific uplifting feeling that

was becoming the connective tissue for the new album.

Subconscious lyrical patterns started arising, as well, repeatedly circling back to the idea of how

different people can experience the same thing from wildly different emotional vantage points.

This kind of parallel intake served as the inspiration for many of the songs, and ultimately the

title of the album. Songs gelled around this concept quickly. Relentlessly hooky, “Together

Forever” uses its rubbery bass line and melodic instrumentation to express different sides of the

frustration and satisfaction of love. “Holding On” ping-pongs through tormented indecision

about keeping a relationship alive or letting it go with a dreamy instrumental that sounds like

sunbeams tearing apart the sky. Dark-yet-bubbly single “Armatron” evolves from tension to

tenderness, mirroring a heated lover’s argument that settles into softness when tempers cool.

This is reflected in how the song’s sassiness transitions into a more introspective feel in its

second half, and is one of many moments on the album that STRFKR arrived at through

heightened collaboration, not just between the band members, but with valuable input from

network of trusted friends and advisors. For a band used to getting into the weeds with their

highly controlled writing process, everything fell into place almost a little too effortlessly. At

some point, though, they made a conscious decision to step out of their own way, not

overcomplicate things, and just let the album come together around this new, singular energy.

This approach continued into the album’s recording phase. The band returned to the

stripped-down mindset they’d used when making Future Past Life, but instead of that record’s

psychedelic blurriness, they applied uncluttered, no-nonsense arrangements to electro-pop

bangers. The abrupt gear-shifting and experimental detours of previous albums are reshaped

into concise, song-serving flashes. Minute-long ambient interludes provide palate cleansers

between immediately catchy floor-filling dance tracks, and neither overstay their welcome. What

really rocketed the album past the finish line was handing over mixing duties to Chris Coady

(Beach House, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Blonde Redhead). This marked the most hands-off STRFKR

has ever been with the final step of any of their records, relinquishing control and just letting

Coady work his magic. This followed Parallel Realms’ tendency toward collective creation, and

Coady’s mixing rivaled anything the band had achieved before. The rhythm sections are huge,

the hooks are crystalline, and the entire album gels into a cohesive, dynamic whole. Gone are

any hints of “indie” caliber production; these songs sound enormous, with a level of glitter that

contends with modern commercial radio hits.

More than anything STRFKR has made before, Parallel Realms carries a triumphant sense of

renewal. Though never implicitly stated, the elevated sound, straightforward songwriting, and

especially unclouded vision of the album all convey the feeling of breaking through to new

possibilities. Somehow, this many years into an ever-changing evolution, STRFKR has made

some of their most accessible music yet while still furthering the introspective thinking and

self-imposed challenges that have always pushed their art forward. Parallel Realms courses with

positivity even in its heaviest moments. It sounds incredible, it encapsulates untold hours of

multiple lives committed to making beauty out of song, and above anything else, it feels

wonderful.

The Hangar's 3rd Annual beerfest is here. The best beer from across the state is coming to South Lake Tahoe. 25(ish) craft breweries, 3 food vendors and live music to fill a day of drinking under a canopy of pine tress on nearly an acre of grass.

$50 ticket gets you : entry, commemorative tasting glass, live music and ALL YOU CAN DRINK.

Not only will it be a fun day, but you're drinking for a cause. This event will benefit CASA El Dorado - Child Advocates of El Dorado provides support, empowerment, and a voice for the abused, neglected, and at-risk youth in our community.

Parking is limited so please walk, ride your bike, carpool, rideshare or ride a bird scooter if you dare. We do have additional parking available at 970 Silver Dollar Ave. (behind Shell, there will be signs)

THIS IS A 21+ EVENT, ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL (yes, they can be sold or transferred)

More updates coming as more breweries and music confirm.

Breweries *** Subject to change ***

Altamont Brewing

Around the Horn Brewing

Burning Barrel

Barebottle

Brew Bilt

Cellarmaker

Fieldwork

Flatland

Great Notion

Humble Sea

Merican

Moksa

Moonraker

Movement

Narrative Fermentation

Pure Project

Sante Adarius

Shred

There Does Not Exist

& more To Be Announced.

We'll see you out here.

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• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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Parking Information:

• If you're going to drive, get here early. Leaving your car overnight in our lot is ok with us.  Please consider riding your bikes and or using ride share.

• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

• Realty World Lake Tahoe , 949 Tahoe Keys Blvd, 20 parking spaces.

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

Straight out of East L.A. and led by multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Joseph Quiñones, Thee Sinseers feature a full brass section led by Eric Johnson (Tenor sax), Steve Surman (Bari sax) and Joseluis Jimenez (trombone). The line up also includes sweet harmonies and a tight rhythm section consisting of Christopher Manjarrez (Bass), Francisco Flores (Guitar), Bryan Ponce (Guitar/vox), Luis Carpio (Drums/vox) and Adriana Flores (Vox). Together they are a part of a community of musicians who are tying together the nostalgic and the classic with the innovative and the new to bring a unique sound to soul music.

Thee Sinseers are part of the Colemine Records family led by Terry Cole, who released their first singles, “It Was Only A Dream” and “I Don’t Mind” in 2019, with a full length LP, “Sinseerly Yours” releasing in March 2024. The band’s song “Seems Like” was also included in the inaugural compilation, “Presenting Penrose Records” from the Penrose imprint of the renowned, Brooklyn-based label, Daptone Records. The song “It Was Only A Dream” was featured in the feature film “Self Reliance” starring Jake Johnson, and in the TV show, “Riverdale.”

To date, Thee Sinseers have dazzled audiences across the country in soul strongholds such as California, Texas, New York, Chicago, Oregon, and more. The road is paved in love and soul and Thee Sinseers are on their way to a venue near you soon. 

Emerging from Southeast Los Angeles, The Altons have become a fixture in the burgeoning West Coast souldies scene. Helping launch the Daptone Records imprint Penrose as one of the five premier groups on the label, The Altons blossomed from selling out local nightclubs to performing on the grand stages of Austin City Limits and the Corona Capital festival in Mexico–selling thousands of 45s in the process. 

The heart of The Altons' alluring sound is the distinctive and oft romantic vocal harmony of Adriana Flores and Bryan Ponce. Their voices intertwine effortlessly, bringing a level of intimacy and sincerity to the music that groups can seldom achieve. Ponce’s virtuosic guitar playing is anchored by the formidable rhythm section of Caitlin Moss on drums and Chris “Bolillo” Manjarrez on bass, creating a captivatingly organic synergy . Together, the evolution of their sound can best be heard via the soulful, sing-along hit singles: “Over and Over” [borrowed as the viral song "Otra Vez" by ProdMarvin, which took over TikTok and Instagram in 2023,] and “When You Go (That’s When You’ll Know)” [sampled by Mary J. Blige on her Grammy-nominated album Good Morning Gorgeous.] 

Their forthcoming debut album on Daptone Records, Heartache in Room 14, marks a significant evolution in their journey, as they collaborate with renowned Daptone Records producer Bosco Mann. "This whole album was a new experience for us, from the way we approach songwriting to how we recorded the music," explains Ponce. Flores adds, “Working at Penrose with Gabe was a turning point for us. Our songwriting process was broken down and rebuilt focusing on lyrics, melody and arrangement. We started to create songs that felt vulnerable lyrically and contagious melodically. We welcomed the change and were like sponges in the new environment taking it all in.” 

The opening track “Waiting” is a testament to that vulnerability. Ponce and Flores’s tender vocals tell a story of longing, love and the patience that goes with it. Backed by a haunting organ and creeping rhythm, the song is a head nod to the classic soul sounds that inspired them–albeit delivered with hallucinatory aplomb. Sung in spanish they deliver “Del cielo te cuido,” a heartfelt homage to the boleros of their abuela’s living room and “Perdóname,” a mid tempo groover whose guitar driven instrumentation and heartbreaking lyrics create a moody juxtaposition that is uniquely theirs. “Your Light” , a dreamy, earnest declaration of love that further showcases the undeniably charming chemistry of Ponce and Flores.  With the verses sung in heavenly unison the pleading call and response chorus brings another layer of depth and emotion to the track. 

Scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2025, and with extensive worldwide touring in the works, the highly anticipated Heartache in Room 14 is poised to take The Altons distinctive brand of soul music to lofty new heights.

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

• Realty World Lake Tahoe , 949 Tahoe Keys Blvd, 20 parking spaces.

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

Doors at 6PM

Show at 7PM

Parking Information:

• If you're going to drive, get here early. Leaving your car overnight in our lot is ok with us.  Please consider riding your bikes and or using ride share services.

• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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Show at 7PM

Parking Information:

• If you're going to drive, get here early. Leaving your car overnight in our lot is ok with us.  Please consider riding your bikes and or using ride share.

• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

• Realty World Lake Tahoe , 949 Tahoe Keys Blvd, 20 parking spaces.

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

“A ship in harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for” the saying goes. But suppose the proverbial harbor is Los Angeles — a place not particularly known for being the origin of adventures. From the Spanish Conquistadors to the countless starry-eyed nobodies hoping to make it big, LA is usually the destination. 

So it’s no wonder the Allah Las became fascinated with both the carefree spirit and glitter-in-the-gutter lifestyle of their hometown. After three records mining its lore and lure (from the desert to the sea) they have become global ambassadors of not just a place but a location.

Having taken their compact California on the road across the world (making stops in North, Central, and South America, Europe, South Africa, Australia, Russia, East Asia and beyond), they couldn’t help but peek through the other end of the telescope.

On their fourth LP, drummer Matt Correia, bassist Spencer Dunham, and guitarists Miles Michaud and Pedrum Siadatian turn their collective gaze outward and toward the horizon. Simply titled LAHS (a reference to a common misspelling of the band’s name), their forthcoming release on Mexican Summer finds the band turning in their most cohesive and ambitious work yet.

The Allah Las seem to be transmitting from a place not found on any map. Those familiar with the band’s work will recognize their skillful melding of melodies and moods, but through that lens we see them venturing into new, exciting territories. Indeed, their growth not just as songwriters, but as performers, arrangers, and producers — is clearly audible.

Correia sings in Portuguese on “Prazer Em Te Conhecer” (Nice to Meet You), which evokes George Harrison while also sounding like a rare 45 from a Brazilian flea market. The breezy sweetness of “Pleasure” could pass for a song by Spanish folk darlings Picnic, were it not for the wistful wisdom in Dunham’s delivery. “Polar Onion” takes us through the inevitable lows one encounters on a long journey, as Michaud laments “drown in the sea, I fill my cup - but it’s not enough”- a caricature of the lonesome cowboy seeking and occasionally glimpsing enlightenment.

One of the most notable evolutions from their previous work is a razor-sharp focus on the groove. We hear the rhythms of Krautrock influencing songs like “Houston” and “Electricity,” with steady and precise drumming that create complexity from repetition. Whilst both “Roco Ono” and “Star” incorporate elements of disco and soul into Allah Las universe, highlighting an airtight rhythm section unafraid to tap their toes. 

Opener “Holding Pattern” conveys what the title suggests; you’ve almost arrived, you can see the ground, but you’re not quite there yet. Airy, ethereal harmonies chant the title, holding you in suspense- and eventually give way to an entirely different mood just before the fade- as if telling the listener “we’ve landed safely.” The persistent shuffle of “In The Air” drives the song forward, while Siadatian’s echo slapped voice bounces along on top, describing “images that can’t compare to the real thing in the air.” Electric guitar and mellotron trade licks, mirror each other's kinetic ascending and descending lines and calling to mind the playful jubilance of Kevin Ayers in his prime.

“We’ve been traveling a lot the past couple years and I think that played a role in influencing the broader variety of songs on this record” Correia explains. And this is precisely what sets LAHS apart from its predecessors -- a record inspired less by time, but by place. “LAHS to me feels like a soundtrack to the past 5 years or so. A sort of audio postcard to anyone who wants to listen.” This sentiment is echoed in the album’s artwork — a collection of exotic postcards, postmarked from equally exotic locals (designed by Matt Correia & Robbie Simon).

Tracking was done mostly by the band at their own studio in Los Angeles, allowing them more time and space to experiment with tunes and tones. Producer/Engineer Jarvis Taveniere (Woods) was brought in to help polish it off, resulting in a sound both crisp and clear while keeping with the warmth and atmosphere the band are known for.

The Allah Las have left the harbor. The infectious wanderlust that fuels these thirteen songs continues to propel the group forward across new frontiers, as they collect and catalog all they find and return with plenty of inspiration in tow. With LAHS we not only discover what souvenirs they’ve brought back for us; they’re inviting us aboard and taking us along for the ride.

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• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

  Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

Doors at 6PM

Show at 7PM

Parking Information:

• If you're going to drive, get here early. Leaving your car overnight in our lot is ok with us.  Please consider riding your bikes and or using ride share.

• If our lot is full you can find additional parking at these locations, which we have rented for the day : 

• 971 & 981 Silver Dollar Ave (behind the Shell station), 80 parking spaces

• Realty World Lake Tahoe , 949 Tahoe Keys Blvd, 20 parking spaces.

Please DO NOT park at the Mini Golf location next door as you will be towed. 

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW.

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Born in South Florida in 1980 to Ecuadorian immigrant parents, the world-building

multi-instrumentalist Roberto Carlos Lange stitches together memories, impressions,

and atmospheres to make detailed dreamscapes as Helado Negro. He produces,

engineers, and mixes his own songs, literally creating and populating his own sonic

world. Lange has a degree in Computer Art and Animation from Savannah College of

Art and Design and works extensively with video, sculpture, sound, and performance.

He brings that toolbox to whatever he makes, and there’s a seeming effortlessness to

the complexity. His songs are awash with vibrant melodies, sharp lyrical vignettes, and

subtle, even whispered hooks. Since his 2009 debut, Awe Owe, across multiple

projects and collaborations, through his breakthrough records, 2016’s Private Energy

and 2019’s This Is How You Smile, and to 2021’s Far In, Lange’s work continues to

move past easy genre assignments. Showcasing that interest in open-ended

multidisciplinarity, in 2022, he and his wife, the artist Kristi Sword, created the

multidisciplinary exhibition, Kite Symphony, with Ballroom Marfa—it was a collection of

impressionistic installations, drawings and sound pieces that encourages listeners to

“open their ears to the sky, the sound of cacti, and the feeling of the wind on their

skin.” Lange’s ninth studio record, Phasor, picks up on that interest in the natural world

but in the form of pop music. Deep, atmospheric, and meticulously executed, it’s

Lange’s tightest collection to date. Lange has been awarded a United States Artist

fellowship and a Foundation for Contemporary Arts grant. He lives in Asheville, NC.

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THE HANGAR PRESENTS:

AVI KAPLAN

MOVE OUR SOULS

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The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.

The title says it all. Color and Chug.

You could be classy with paint and sips, wine, acrylics and canvas…or you can let your hair down, scribble your heart out with some crayons and drink some damn good beers. All while recreating some iconic art from our favorite afro haired gentlemen. Win merch, gift cards, applause and the respect of your peers.

How much, it’s free…we encourage grabbing a beer while you create your masterpiece, because, why not.