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As the local brewery scene continues to evolve and grow, we're rounding up the news you need to know. Here's the latest: Milieu is helmed by Andrew Bergeron and Rob Bessett, both former Ursula employees. The space is designed to showcase the art of fermentation across many different beverage types, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. It could serve as a showcase for other breweries on how to adapt to an ever-diversifying taproom drinker.
The Fire Squad is an ensemble brought together by Spangalang's management team that includes musicians from various bands that have played the brewery; Tony Exum Jr. will be on saxophone, Greg Goodle on guitar, Vince Wiggins on flute, Motown on drums, Carl Jackson on bass, Hugh Ragin on trumpet and AJ Salas on keys. Jazz, funk and soul will be played throughout the night, and general admission to the show is $15.
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