Skagit Farm to Pint Roadshow

92.9 KISM invites you to enjoy the diverse and tasty beer of Skagit Valley as part of Skagit Farm to Pint Roadshow, presented by the Port of Skagit.

Beginning April 1st and going all month, fill your pint glass and let the beer flow. Your Roadshow ticket will get you an exclusive brew and bite showcasing local ingredients at each of the participating Skagit Valley Breweries.

Plus, be a VIP for complimentary tickets to Tulip Town during the Tulip Festival and the Skagit Cider Fest on April 9th at Farmstrong Brewing with live music from Baby Cakes.

All proceeds benefit Viva Farms and their mission to support beginning farmers.

Get tickets and details here.

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