On August 28, 2014

Jumping for joy!

Long Trail Brewery celebrated their 25th anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 23 with a family-style event that included live music and dancing, a climbing wall, face painting, balloon creations, and, of course, samples of their specialty 25th Anniversary Ale. Kids swam in the Ottauquechee River on the warm day, at the Brewery’s Bridgewater location.

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