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First Wine & Whiskey Festival coming to Station Street on Labor Day weekend

Station Street will be rocking Saturday and Sunday nights when the first Wine &Whiskey Festival is held. Musical acts from Songbirds will perform, there will be wine-tastings and whiskey sips, TVs to keep up with football games and after-parties in Station Street venues. / Duane Carleo Contributed Photo
Station Street will be rocking Saturday and Sunday nights when the first Wine &Whiskey Festival is held. Musical acts from Songbirds will perform, there will be wine-tastings and whiskey sips, TVs to keep up with football games and after-parties in Station Street venues. / Duane Carleo Contributed Photo Station Street will be rocking Saturday and Sunday nights when the first Wine &Whiskey Festival is held. Musical acts from Songbirds will perform, there will be wine-tastings and whiskey sips, TVs to keep up with football games and after-parties in Station Street venues. / Duane Carleo Contributed Photo

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Wines of the World

Sample wines from different regions of the world will be at the following venues. Westbound Bar will exclusively feature whiskeys as well as American wines.› Regan’s Place: Chile, New Zealand, Australia› Terminal Brewhouse: France› Stir: Argentina› Songbirds: Italy› Backstage: South Africa› Westbound: Jim Beam and Makers whiskeys› Westbound Patio: California

Seven Southside businesses are partnering to bring the first Wine & Whiskey Festival to Station Street on Labor Day weekend.

Through a collaboration between Westbound Bar, Regan’s Place, Chattanooga Choo Choo, Stir, Terminal Brewhouse, Songbirds and Backstage Bar, festivalgoers will be able to sample wines from around the world as well as an extensive offering of whiskeys on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 31 and Sept. 1.

Wine-tastings and whiskey sips will be offered both evenings followed by after-parties. As guests hang out on Station Street, they can enjoy outdoor concerts each night by Songbirds’ artists. Saturday’s acts will be Electric Avenue and Joey Winslett Band. Sunday’s music is by Neon Moon with support from The White Liars.

“Electric Avenue puts on a heck of a show, and Neon Moon has sold out Songbirds the last three times they were there,” says Duane Carleo, owner of Westbound Bar and Regan’s Place.