Free State Brewing to host ‘Trails That Connect Us’ event to celebrate outdoor recreation opportunities in Douglas County
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Free State Brewing Company's eastside brewery location in Lawrence, 1927 Moodie Rd. The craft brewing company is partnering with local outdoor organizations to host the "Trails That Connect Us" event on Thursday, April 23 that will feature, food and drink, family-friendly activities and exhibits that highlight local trails and outdoor recreational activities.
Free State Brewing Company and outdoor organizations will host a celebration of Kansas’ outdoor heritage featuring food, drink and inspiration for exploring Douglas County by trail.
The brewery announced in a press release Monday it will partner with Kansas Trails Inc and Friends of Lawrence Area Trails to host the “Trails That Connect Us” event on Thursday, April 23. The celebration will be held at Free State’s eastside brewery and bottling plant, 1927 Moodie Road, which is along the Burroughs Creek Trail.
The free event is designed for all ages and will feature Free State beer, food, live local music, a brewery open house and exhibits highlighting local trails and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Douglas County, according to the release.
Guests to the event are encouraged to arrive by foot or bicycle via the Burroughs Creek Trail. Complimentary valet bike parking will be available. Dogs are also welcome provided they are on a leash.
The event is set to be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on April 23. If there is inclement weather, the celebration would instead be held on Friday, April 24.






