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VIDEO: Analog-A-Go-Go returns to Milton
Mariah and Sam Calagione show off some of their finds at the annual Analog-A-Go-Go festival in Milton Nov. 4. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
November 10, 2017
Dogfish Head’s Milton brewery was packed with beer enthusiasts from throuhgout the country.
Staff and volunteers wore this exclusive Analog-A-Go-Go T-shirt at the event.
Artist Marq Spusta was on hand to chat and show off his skills. Spusta’s work has been featured in Dogfish’s 2011 Seasonal Artist Series and Hellhound On My Ale, among others.
There were plenty of records to choose from at the festival.
Artist Marq Spusta offered festival-goers an opportunity to add their own artistic flair to his original sketches for Dogfish beers.
Several of artist Marq Spusta’s original sketches for Dogfish beers were available for coloring.
Jim Cavanagh was on the 1s and 2s.
Liquid Truth Serum IPA is tapped from a keg.
It wouldn’t be an event at Dogfish without a little bocce action.
Kim Schoenberg gladly hands out a glass of Liquid Truth Serum IPA.
Emy, 8, and Jenna Dodge, 10, of Columbia, Md. work hard on coloring in the Dogfish design.
After heading north to Bellevue State Park in 2016, Dogfish Head’s Analog-A-Go-Go returned home to Milton for this year’s festival Nov. 4. The daylong gathering at the brewery featured plenty of music, food, vinyl records and, of course, Dogfish beer. The celebration continued with late-night live performances from The Legendary Shack Shakers and Waxahatchee at the Dogfish brewpub in Rehoboth Beach Nov. 3-4.
