MudHen Brewing Company hosted its Blues, Brews & Country Festival — a three-day celebration of live music, craft beer and Western-inspired fun. The festival ran Friday through Sunday, March 6–8, at MudHen Brewing Company, 127 Rio Grande Avenue, Wildwood, and admission was free.
The music lineup brought the heat all weekend: Y’all or Nothing kicked things off Friday (7–11 p.m.), the Slidewinder Blues Band played Saturday afternoon (1–5 p.m.), Rebel Y’all took the Saturday night slot (7–11 p.m.), and Jam Capital West closed it out Sunday (1–5 p.m.).
Festival-goers could also get custom cowboy hats personalized on site by Donna Cox for $25 — the perfect souvenir for a weekend of blues, brews and country.
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