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5/2/06 :: ACTIVITY ADDITIONS :: Troo Music Lounge Take a break from the big stages (and big crowds) and chill out in the intimate café atmosphere of the Troo Music Lounge. Kick back, sip a cold one and enjoy up close and personal performances from some great up-and-coming artists on this café stage. The lounge features indoor and outdoor seating, as well as great views of the fountain area and Which Stage. Brooer's Festival This popular feature is back, with even more delicious libations gathered together for the sampling, as well as other special features. Under one tasty tent, you can enjoy hearty bocks, refreshing pilsners, crisp pale ales and more offered up by great microbreweries from around the country including past years' favorites like Anheuser Busch specialty brews, Sierra Nevada, Magic Hat, Sweetwater, Oskar Blues and Starr Hill. Stop by on your way through Centeroo Village, and try a brew or two.
:: HOTELS SOLD OUT / TRAVEL PACKAGES STILL AVAILABLE :: The limited number of hotel only packages available through Bonnaroo have been sold out. Thank you to everyone who bought them. For those of you that would still like to acquire hotel rooms, please go to Travel section at bonnaroo.com for additional options.
Post by papageorgio on May 2, 2006 19:43:10 GMT -5
Dam gonna go grab me a beer out the fridge! This post made me thirsty! Any beer I have not tried is a must consume. Was in New Mexico last year and had a jalepeno flavored beer.
Last Edit: May 2, 2006 19:44:11 GMT -5 by papageorgio - Back to Top
Man, we had some great beers at the Brooers tent last year. It was a great treat in the middle of a hot day or late night. I think I had some blueberry beer....not sure who made it...but it was a real treat.....also, the beers I bought in the campground from people had a great selection. Last year we sold Labatts Blue, Rolling Rock, and Yuengling...I made a few bucks on some down time
In the 60's, artists like Peter Max revolutionized the rock n'roll poster by creating beautiful, gallery-quality art to publicize shows - pieces that are highly collectible artifacts today. This year, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and The American Poster Institute join together to help support that continuing tradition by showcasing the work of a dozen of the most innovative and creative poster artists in the business. You'll get a chance to view an exhibit of hand-screen printed poster art, as well as meet the artists who drew them - you can even pick up a signed print advertising a memorable show or just a favorite act.
How cool would it be if the game tent wasn't the disco place like last year, but actually had game music cover bands like The Advantage, NESkimos and the MiniBosses?
