The Lindells perform at last year’s Mancos Valley Summer Brewfest.
The Lindells perform at last year’s Mancos Valley Summer Brewfest.The Journal

The third annual Mancos Valley Summer Brewfest will offer an afternoon of local music, beer, wine and food Saturday at Cottonwood Park.

Mancos Brewing Co. presents the annual celebration in cooperation with Mancos Valley Resources, a nonprofit charitable organization, to benefit local causes.

Live bands will be on stage in the park at 320 Cedar St. from 1 to 7 p.m. They are:

Lawn Chair Kings, a regional favorite for their blend of country, rock, punk and pop.Charlie Milo Trio, a groovin’ band that brings a mix of rock, funk, jazz, blues and roots rhythms.Jade Masque, which speaks a mixed language from Latino and Americana, world and reggae, surf and jazz. The Outskirts, whose rock ’n’ roll beats and jamgrass strains combine in a dance-inducing, high-energy take on the high lonesome.The Afrobeatniks lead an after-party concert at the nearby Mancos Brewing Co., in its new location, 484 East Frontage Road, on the north side of U.S. Highway 160 in Mancos.

Crafted for all ages

Lawn Chair Kings, a regional favorite for their blend of country, rock, punk and pop.Charlie Milo Trio, a groovin’ band that brings a mix of rock, funk, jazz, blues and roots rhythms.Jade Masque, which speaks a mixed language from Latino and Americana, world and reggae, surf and jazz. The Outskirts, whose rock ’n’ roll beats and jamgrass strains combine in a dance-inducing, high-energy take on the high lonesome.The Afrobeatniks lead an after-party concert at the nearby Mancos Brewing Co., in its new location, 484 East Frontage Road, on the north side of U.S. Highway 160 in Mancos.Craft beer for the festival will come from Mancos Brewing Co., the Dolores River Brewery, and Fruita’s Copper Club Brewing Co. Guy Drew Vineyards brings local wine.

Kids will find activities just for them under the tent of Painted Turtle Studio of Mancos, and dogs are welcome on leashes.

If you go

When: Saturday, Aug. 19, 1-7 p.m.
Where: Cottonwood Park, 320 Cedar St. in Mancos.
Tickets: Admission tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the gate for adults. Students 13 to 18 years old get in for $5, and children 12 and younger get in free.
Advance tickets are on sale in Mancos at Mancos Brewing Co., Zuma Natural Foods, and Mancos Liquor; in Cortez at Kokopelli Bike & Board and The Pie Maker Bakery; in Dolores at the Dolores Food Market; and in Durango at Southwest Sound.
Festivalgoers can purchase tickets to exchange for beer or wine. Six tickets cost $10. One ticket is good for a 5-ounce taster. Three tickets get a beer or a glass of wine.
Volunteers: Staff get free admission. Call 533-9761 or email [email protected].