Halifax Microbrew Festival 2010 Cancelled
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On April 15, 2010 At 1:26 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Nova Scotia
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HALIFAX, NS – Tory Burtch has reported on his Great Canadian Pubs & Beer blog that the first Halifax Microbrewery Festival & Conference, planned to take place in Halifax this coming October, has been cancelled.
As originally announced last November, the event was intended to “bring together craft breweries, home brewers, industry experts, and beer lovers” from across Canada for a combination consumer tasting festival and industry professional conference.
The reason for the cancellation is unknown to CBN at this time.
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