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Mark your calendars: Terminal Gravity turns 25
By Lisa Britton
Go! Magazine
ENTERPRISE — Terminal Gravity Brew-
ing turns 25 this year, and the brewpub is
celebrating with a day of music, activities,
food vendors and, of course, beer.
“We want it to be a fun day for people
who have supported TG for awhile,” said
Grady Nelson, marketing manager.
The party happens Saturday, Sept. 17,
from noon to 10 p.m. at the pub, 803 SE
School St.
Entry is $40, which includes a com-
memorative 25th anniversary tasting mug
and six drink tickets. One drink ticket is
good for a 4-ounce taster, and three drink
tickets is good for a full mug.
Admission is free for ages 12 and
younger.
Purchase tickets online at terminal-
gravitybrewing.com, or at the gate.
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
What: Terminal Gravity turns 25
When: Saturday, Sept. 17
Where: 803 SE School St., Enterprise
Cost: $40, or free for 12 and younger
and the head of Wallowa Lake.
THE STORY
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Terminal Gravity celebrates 25 years with a party on Saturday, Sept. 17. Tickets are
available at terminalgravitybrewing.com.
DRINKS
In addition to Terminal Gravity brews,
the event will feature breweries and ci-
deries from across Oregon and Washing-
ton, including: Barley Brown’s Beer, Fort
George Brewery, Side A Brewing, Goodlife
Brewing, Double Mountain Brewer,
Everybody’s Brewing, M Crow Beer
and Swift Cider.
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“We wanted to bring in people who
have come along with us,” Nelson said.
MUSIC
The afternoon will feature a variety of live
music, including Jezebel’s Mother, Elwood,
Bart Budwig, the Matt Harshman Band,
Desperate Electric and Sweet ‘N’ Juicy.
FOOD
Terminal Gravity’s brewpub will be
closed, but several local food vendors will
be on site at the festival. The off erings in-
clude Z’s Barbecue, M Crow Smash Burg-
ers, Alpenfest Brats, All American Coff ee
and Weenie Wagon and Shaved Ice.
PARKING AND SHUTTLE
Parking will be available in the acre
behind Terminal Gravity. To get there,
turn onto S. Florence Avenue and follow
signs to the parking area. Also, a free
shuttle service will do a loop including
Lostine, Enterprise, downtown Joseph
TG’s fl agship brew was Terminal Gravi-
ty IPA. Distribution started with kegs, then
moved to bottling, and fi nally switched to
cans.
Nelson said TG beer can be found
across Oregon, Washington and into
Idaho.
“Oregon is defi nitely our biggest mar-
ket,” he said.
Their selection of beers has expand-
ed over the years, but Nelson said the
original idea of Terminal Gravity remains
the same.
“The core has always been the same
— making a traditional craft beer and
being a watering hole for Wallowa Coun-
ty,” he said.
To hear the story of Terminal Gravity,
with founder Steve Carper, visit terminal-
gravitybrewing.com/ourstory.
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