Third annual Big Smoke Festival features 2 days of brews and bands
Toronto, ON – The Big Smoke Festival, presented by Toronto’s TALLBOYS Craft Beer House, returns this January for its third year spanning two days bringing together local music talent alongside some of the best craft brewers in the province.
“In a city that boasts some of the best bands and brews in the world, it’s a totally missed opportunity not to bring them together,” say the organizers. “We’re here to change that and we’ve partnered with our friends at The Garrison – Toronto’s only significant music venue similarly dedicated to supporting the local craft beer industry.”
Hosted at The Garrison in Toronto, the Big Smoke Festival runs Friday, January 24 and Saturday, January 25. Tickets are $15 each or $25 for a two-day pass and include a sampling glass and two drink tickets. Extra drink tickets are $1 each.
Bands – Friday: Cairo, Army Girls, Adaline, Highs
Bands – Saturday: Basecamp, Wolf J McFarlane, Kashka, Warm Myth
Brewers present on both days include Cameron’s, Collective Arts, Duggan’s, Hogtown, Junction Craft, Great Lakes, Nickel Brook, Publican House, and Wellington.
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