Beer. Wine. Cider. Spirits. History. On Saturday, June 24, Moreston Heritage Village at Grey Roots comes to life with the colourful history of Grey County during prohibition. From noon to 5 pm, the Village will be full of beer, wine, and cider producers; food vendors; live music; and entertainment – all local to Grey, Bruce, & Simcoe counties.

Come on down to Grey Roots and enjoy:

 Refreshing drinks from local beer, wine, and cider producers: Black Bellows, Coffin Ridge, Georgian Hills, The Collingwood Brewery, Thornbury Cider House, Side Launch Brewing, MacLean's Ale, and Duxbury Cider.

 Delicious food from local vendors: Grilled in Action, Sprout, Civil Kat Coffee, Creative Choices, Sail Restaurant and Catering Co., and Donut Diner.

 Live music from local musicians Max Clark, Brian Tannahill, and Jazz Duo Karen & Jan.

 Roving theatre vignettes and temperance rallies from MoonStar Theatre and Grey Roots staff.

 Moreston Heritage Village buildings open for exploration and filled with costumed interpreters.

 The exhibit that started it all: A Spirited History.

Pick up your copy of the 2017 Saints & Sinners Passport map while you're here, and purchase limited edition tshirts, growlers and tumblers!

The Saints & Sinners event is inspired by the Saints & Sinners: A Spirited History exhibit currently running at Grey Roots Museum & Archives. This event ties in to the Saints & Sinners Trail, a map produced by Grey County that brings together local beer, wine, cider, and spirit producers with cultural partners that tell the history of local prohibition and alcohol production.

Event is 19+ and valid photo ID is required. Tickets are $20 in advance / $25 at the door and include five drink sample tokens. Designated driver tickets (no alcohol) are $10 in advance / $15 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at Grey Roots Museum & Archives, open daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. For more information, call 519-376- 3690 or visit www.greyroots.com.

source: media release, Grey Roots