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Saturday October 8th at Valley Pearl Oysters in Tyne Valley

Get ready for an authentic Islander experience that’s all about enjoying the simple pleasures of life – oysters, craft bevies, local music, and plenty of fun. Our 2nd Annual Sip N’ Slurp at Valley Pearl Oyster, a local gem known for serving up the best oysters and friendly smiles.

Craft Breweries x Oysters

Saturday, October 8th – prepare yourself to vote for the best in craft brews, ciders and oysters as our Island’s best comes together to bring out their A-Game.

Tickets: $76.50 (+tax&fees) / person – and the drinks & oysters = unlimited!

Participating Vendors Get My Ticket

Mix and mingle as you sip drinks served up by 10 of the Island’s most beloved breweries and cideries. Make sure to save room to slurp plenty of fresh oysters being shucked and served by 8 of PEI’s revered oyster producers.

Pair it all with music from the Grass Mountain Hobos – and local accommodations packages (click here to view participating partners!).

Don’t forget to vote for your favourite craft brewery, cidery, and PEI oyster before the night comes to an end!

4pm: Gates Open!
4:15pm - 5:30pm: Live music from Julie & Danny
5:45pm: Brews, Oysters and Ciders introductions
6:15pm: Voting / Awards of Favourite Craft Brewery, Best Tasting Oyster and PEI's Favorite Cider
6:30pm - 8pm: Live music from the Grass Mountain Hobos
7pm: Food and Apps service ends

4:00pm

Gates Open!

4:15pm - 5:30pm

Live Music from Julie & Danny

Julie Arsenault & Daniel Drouin are a local duo that provide perfect harmonies and great original songs.

5:45pm

Brews, Oysters and Ciders introductions

6:15pm

Vote! Vote! Vote!

Voting & Awards for: Favourite Craft Brewery, Best Tasting Oyster and PEI's Favorite Cider

6:30pm - 8pm

Live Music from the Grass Mountain Hobos

The Grass Mountain Hobos are a wandering pack of neer'do'wells hailing from the folk music mecca of Prince Edward Island. With two East Coast Music Awards and six Music PEI Awards to their credit, they have toured folk festival circuits throughout the US, Canada, and the UK.

The Hobos musical style has been compared to the steam-train banjo-driven folk music styles of Mumford and Sons and Trampled by Turtles - their performances are an explosion of pent up emotion which leave fans the feeling of having bathed in the fountain of youth.

With feverish energy and excitement, there is no true way to explain what happens at a Hobos show - you just gotta see them live.