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Goose Island Clybourn has boasted strong pours since 1988. | Photo via @gooseclybourn

On Sunday, March 19, the original Goose Island Brewery on Clybourn is hosting its final Stout Fest. Visitors can sample beer from over 25 breweries and vote on their favorite to win the Stout Fest trophy.

Due to popular demand, the festival has added a second time slot – the first from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and the second from 3-6 p.m. View the growing list of participating breweries on their Instagram page.

Tickets are $70 each for both sessions and include unlimited tastings, a 2023 souvenir glass, and small bites. Purchase tickets on their website.

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Ashlea is a writer, musician, and avid golfer from Edwardsville, IL. In May 2021, she became a published fiction author with her first novel Genesis Mortalis, Book 1 of the Take It Trilogy. Hearn runs a lifestyle blog for young women called “Sincerely, Ashlea” where she gives advice on topics like style, beauty, and wellness, and reviews restaurants and travel experiences. In her free time, she also enjoys practicing violin and piano — which she has played since the age of 11 — and composing pieces for both orchestra and solo piano.

As a new resident to downtown Chicago, she looks forward to dressing up and partaking in all the glamour the city has to offer.

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