Cooperstown On Tap

Sep 10

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Who is planning on visiting Cooperstown? October 10th 2015 you will find Cooperstown on Tap

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COOPERSTOWN ON TAP

Cooperstown on Tap on Main Street in Cooperstown – Between Pioneer & Fair Street! Saturday, October 10th from 5pm to 8pm with VIP beginning at 4pm. This three hour premium event will showcase over 150 releases from some of America’s best craft breweries! Attendees will sample beers in an atmosphere filled with live music, delicious food available for purchase, and great vendors. VIP tickets are $50 and include an extra hour of sampling beginning at 4pm, a souvenir tasting glass and access to rare Ommegang beers! General Admission tickets are $35 and include 3 hours of sampling and a souvenir tasting glass! Must be 21 years or older VIP – $50.00 General Admission – $35.00

Cost: 35.00 to 50.00

We also have a new business this year called HOP ON Tours aboard the ” Beerslayer” 18 passenger bus check our website

www.cooperstownhopontours.com

There a dozens of reasons to visit. It’s not just Baseball, Beautiful Otsego Lake waiting on the fog to burn off,wpid-wp-1432913685649.jpeg , Ommegang Brewery, Council Rock Brewery, The Cooperstown Distillery, The Historic Otesaga Resort Hotel, The Farmers Museum , Glimmerglass Opera just to name a few. Cooperstown is centrally located in Upstate New York. Before beginning our day we must stop for coffee at Stage Coach Coffee Roasters.

wpid-wp-1432898609800.jpegYou can see the actual process of roasting the beans.

If you want to take photos your best option is between 7:00-8:00 am, this little tour around town for all of these took about 5 minutes. At this hour of the day you are nearly alone on the street and the paid parking is not valid at that hour.wpid-wp-1432899902151.jpeg

There are many good places to eat, everything from quick bites to gourmet meals .wpid-wp-1432898638476.jpeg

 Cooperstown has tons of History; it is the birthplace of James Fennimore Cooper.wpid-wp-1432898643585.jpeg  For a spooky evening adventure how about a ghostly tour with Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours.

The Basball Hall of Fame

The Basball Hall of Fame

It’s never to early to start planning for next years trip. Most repeat visitors for the really special events have standing reservations making space for newcomers very limited. www.atouristlifetravel.com

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