Brewery - Brand - Style
Capital - Wisconsin Amber - Amber
Capital - Awesummer - Blonde Ale
Hop Haus - Hash Tag Hazy - IPA
Karben4 - Fantasy Factory - IPA
Karben4 - Midwesty - Pilsner
One Barrel - Commuter - Kolsch
One Barrel - Ninja Dust - IPA
O'so - Never Forgotten - Lager
Pabst - Pilsner
Potosi - Tangerine - IPA
Potosi - Steamboat - Shandy
Youngblood
Tyranena - Rockys Revenge - Bourbon Brown Ale
Other
Untitled Art - Florida Seltzer - Prickly Pear Guava
Gentry Rose Cider
***more to be announced
WHEN IS ATWOODFEST?
Saturday, July 27th from Noon to 10:00 PM
Sunday, July 28th from Noon to 7:00 PM
THERE ARE 3 STAGES AT ATWOODFEST
1. Clyde Stubblefield Stage is presented by The Bur Oak and Weichert, Realtors - Lakepoint and is located in the United Way parking lot that butts up against Eastwood Drive. Enter the staging area from the entrance at 2059 Atwood Avenue.
2. Luther Allison Stage is presented by the Alchemy Cafe and is located at the corner of Winnebago Street and Atwood Avenue.
3. Sugar Maple Stage is presented by The Lauer Realty Group and located in the the Monty’s parking lot at 2090 Atwood Avenue.
CROSSING EASTWOOD DRIVE
Please do not attempt to enter the festival from anywhere on Eastwood Drive except for the designated crosswalks. Fencing and signage will divert festival goers to the bike racks and crosswalks. Crossing Eastwood Drive at non-designated locations is dangerous and disrupts fast moving traffic.
BICYCLES, PARKING & BUS ROUTES
We encourage festival-goers to bike to the festival if possible; ample bike parking will be available at bike corrals located along the Capital City Bike Trail at Amoth Court and Division Street. Please cross Eastwood Avenue to the festival at those crosswalks There is Madison BCycle parking at the corner of Division Street and Eastwood Drive in the case you don’t have a bike. (Please don’t use shrubs and trees to lock up bikes, that harms their growth.)
PLEASE NOTE Bikes (not locks) that are left behind may be cut from festival fencing after the end of the festival on Sunday night. Please do not lock your bike to "bike rack" fencing surrounding the stages. Bike corrals can be found at locations surrounding AtwoodFest, see above.
Off street parking can be found in the surrounding neighborhood,(;) the 2000 block of Atwood Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic for the duration of the festival.
There are also several bus routes that stop close to the festival – to find out what works best for you and your family, visit Madison Metro's Plan Your Trip
WHAT ABOUT FIDO?
NO PETS ALLOWED
We know your pet likes to party, ours do too but please, for their sake, leave them at home. (Service animals are the exception.)
NEED FIRST AID?
Head to the SASY tent located in (front of) the United Way parking lot. Our safety officer Megan Williamson is on staff and can help with injuries larger than a scrape. Find anyone with an orange staff shirt (we don’t know the colors yet) and they can find help. In any true emergency, please call 911.
WHERE'S THE WATER
Water can be found at the SASY tent or at any of the beer tents.
WILL THERE BE AN ATM?
YEP, WE GOT YOU COVERED!
It's next to the SASY tent.
DID YOU LOSE SOMETHING?
Lost and found is at the SASY tent.
CAN I BRING MY OWN CHAIR?
You are welcome to bring a lawn chair, but remember it’s your responsibility to keep track of it.
WILL THERE BE FOOD?
Plenty of food options from vendors up and down Atwood Avenue.
HOW CAN I FIND OUT UP TO DATE NEWS ON ATWOODFEST?
We will post news on social media and on our web site. Please like us on Facebook to keep up to date.
THINGS TO DO IN MADISON
Article on Travelmag.com
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MEDIA CONTACTS FOR PARTNERS
Ginny Jenkins & Megan Williamson, SASY Neighborhood Association; Steve Sperling, Atwood Barrymore Corp.; Chris Meyer, Sector 67
MUSIC PROGRAMMING
Contact Rökker: atwoodfestbooking(at)gmail.com