Recently voted Detroit’s best Americana band by readers of the Detroit Metro Times, The Whiskey Charmers create their own brand of Dusty Americana with melancholy guitar weaving in and out of vocal melodies that tug at your heartstrings and give you the feeling of winding down a dusty desert road.
Carrie Shepard (vocals/acoustic guitar) and Lawrence Daversa (electric guitar/harmony vocals) lead the band which performs both as a duo as well as with a rhythm section consisting of drummer John Porter and bassist Ozzie Andrews.
William P Davis (Former Deputy Director of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville) says of the band, “I’ve heard a lot of good musicians. The Whiskey Charmers remind me of no one – and, to me, that is one of the best compliments an act can receive.”
The Whiskey Charmers have won several Detroit Music Awards and their lonesome sound caught the attention of Sony Entertainment and landed them a music placement as the backdrop for a bar scene in the video game “Detroit: Become Human” (2018) which has sold over eight million copies and introduced their music to new enthusiastic fans around the world.
The Charmers have been releasing albums at a steady clip since 2015 and their latest album “Streetlights” dropped this past June. Ken Capobianco, music correspondent for The Boston Globe writes “The new album from Michigan rockers The Whiskey Charmers, “Streetlights,” elevates their sound to new heights, thanks to some of their most compelling songs, filled with yearning, melancholy, and tentative optimism”
Check out The Whiskey Charmers music on all streaming platforms, keep an eye out for their shows, and get ready for album six on the horizon!... See MoreSee Less
Luke Woltanski is a Glen Arbor based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He plays around Northern Michigan during the spring and summer, and during the late fall and winter is a frequent act at venues in Northern Georgia. He plays with the style of James Taylor and Jimmy Buffett, with a focus on improvisation and storytelling. He has published three studio records under his record label Resonate Widely Studios, and is best known for his harmonica improvisation.... See MoreSee Less
Join LABC Favorite Pat Niemisto & Chris Skellenger for an evening of good cheer! No word on whether Pat will dye his beard white. Photo courtesy of Kaitlyn Rickman
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
Rev up your musical journey with Empire Highway, a band set to take you on a sonic adventure with their high-octane sound and electrifying performances. With a fusion of rock, blues, and a touch of soul, Empire Highway crafts a sound that's as diverse as it is invigorating, promising a night of unparalleled energy and musical prowess. Join us as Empire Highway hits the stage, inviting you to buckle up for a ride through their dynamic melodies and unforgettable rhythms.... See MoreSee Less
"The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!"
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Join us for a night of celebrating the successes of another great deer season here in Northern Michigan! If you are entered in our big buck contest, and we’re successful, have your antlers there ready to score at 6pm. Event will take place in our heated tent. All age’s welcome.
Downstate/out of state bonus category Youth hunt prizes-any youth 16 yrs and younger, bring in your rack, get a prize, no entry required... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Scott Thompson, Zack Light, and Johnathon North have joined forces as Rock Hat, a power trio committed to anthemic songs. With some old-school instrumentation—eight-string bass, stereo guitar amps, and eclectic percussion—Rock Hat veers toward up-tempo, high-spirited classics. Their amps go to eleven, but they’ll keep things easy-on-the-ears.
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
The Whiskey Charmers
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Recently voted Detroit’s best Americana band by readers of the Detroit Metro Times, The Whiskey Charmers create their own brand of Dusty Americana with melancholy guitar weaving in and out of vocal melodies that tug at your heartstrings and give you the feeling of winding down a dusty desert road.
Carrie Shepard (vocals/acoustic guitar) and Lawrence Daversa (electric guitar/harmony vocals) lead the band which performs both as a duo as well as with a rhythm section consisting of drummer John Porter and bassist Ozzie Andrews.
William P Davis (Former Deputy Director of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville) says of the band, “I’ve heard a lot of good musicians. The Whiskey Charmers remind me of no one – and, to me, that is one of the best compliments an act can receive.”
The Whiskey Charmers have won several Detroit Music Awards and their lonesome sound caught the attention of Sony Entertainment and landed them a music placement as the backdrop for a bar scene in the video game “Detroit: Become Human” (2018) which has sold over eight million copies and introduced their music to new enthusiastic fans around the world.
The Charmers have been releasing albums at a steady clip since 2015 and their latest album “Streetlights” dropped this past June. Ken Capobianco, music correspondent for The Boston Globe writes “The new album from Michigan rockers The Whiskey Charmers, “Streetlights,” elevates their sound to new heights, thanks to some of their most compelling songs, filled with yearning, melancholy, and tentative optimism”
Check out The Whiskey Charmers music on all streaming platforms, keep an eye out for their shows, and get ready for album six on the horizon!... See MoreSee Less
Luke Woltanski Duo-Christmas Show
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
Luke Woltanski is a Glen Arbor based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He plays around Northern Michigan during the spring and summer, and during the late fall and winter is a frequent act at venues in Northern Georgia. He plays with the style of James Taylor and Jimmy Buffett, with a focus on improvisation and storytelling. He has published three studio records under his record label Resonate Widely Studios, and is best known for his harmonica improvisation.... See MoreSee Less
Christmas at LABC-With HoHoHo Niemisto & Kris Kringle Skellenger!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
Join LABC Favorite Pat Niemisto & Chris Skellenger for an evening of good cheer! No word on whether Pat will dye his beard white.
Photo courtesy of Kaitlyn Rickman
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Drew Hale
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
Empire Highway at Lake Ann Brewing Co
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
Rev up your musical journey with Empire Highway, a band set to take you on a sonic adventure with their high-octane sound and electrifying performances. With a fusion of rock, blues, and a touch of soul, Empire Highway crafts a sound that's as diverse as it is invigorating, promising a night of unparalleled energy and musical prowess.
Join us as Empire Highway hits the stage, inviting you to buckle up for a ride through their dynamic melodies and unforgettable rhythms.... See MoreSee Less
Mike Moran & Ryan McGee
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
High energy, covers and originals from an all-around good guy, Traverse City’s own Mike Moran joined by percussionist Ryan McGee from Jack Pine.
New Year's Eve w/The Dune Brothers
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
"The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!"
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Big Buck Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Join us for a night of celebrating the successes of another great deer season here in Northern Michigan! If you are entered in our big buck contest, and we’re successful, have your antlers there ready to score at 6pm. Event will take place in our heated tent. All age’s welcome.
Downstate/out of state bonus category
Youth hunt prizes-any youth 16 yrs and younger, bring in your rack, get a prize, no entry required... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Rock Hat
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Scott Thompson, Zack Light, and Johnathon North have joined forces as Rock Hat, a power trio committed to anthemic songs. With some old-school instrumentation—eight-string bass, stereo guitar amps, and eclectic percussion—Rock Hat veers toward up-tempo, high-spirited classics. Their amps go to eleven, but they’ll keep things easy-on-the-ears.
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less