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Dogfish hosts Analog-A-Go-Go
Dozens of patrons wait for a chance to meet Dogfish Head owner Sam Calagione, who signed posters and posed for pictures near the Steampunk Tree House. BY NICK ROTH
July 4, 2012
Hundreds of off-centered minds drove to Milton for Dogfish Head's second annual Analog-A-Go-Go June 23. BY NICK ROTH
Dogfish Head founder Sam Calagione talks with a fan while signing a poster. BY NICK ROTH
Tim Parrott, Dogfish's Designasuarus Rex, works the turntables inside the tent. BY NICK ROTH
Jeremy Lum, left, and Audrey Mackie work a keg of 90 Minute IPA inside the tent. BY NICK ROTH
Alexis Pusey, left and Ami Rae of the Vintage Cafe provided salads. BY NICK ROTH
Shown from Bethany Blues are (l-r) Connor Jones, Rich Nofi, Erik Boyer and Jessica Nathan. BY NICK ROTH
Artist Brian Paul Kolakowski displayed his unique artwork. BY NICK ROTH
An array of items offered for sale at the event included posters, vinyl records and jewelry. BY NICK ROTH
Chris Wood taps a glass of 90 Minute IPA. BY NICK ROTH
Hundreds of Dogfish Head's off-centered fans met at the brewery in Milton June 23 for the second annual Analog-A-Go-Go. The event was a mix between a swap meet, beer tasting and craft fair, as several vendors offered vinyl records and unique jewelry and art. For $10, folks could float around the tent tasting an assortment of Dogfish brews.
