Midnight Buzz with Special Guest Brian Franke with Jones Catering food truck

It’s going to be an extra special post Thanksgiving Friday night with music by Midnight Buzz and special guest Brian Franke. They’ll be treating us to a fantastic night of acoustic and electric classic rock tunes covering the Allman Brothers, Tom Petty, Steve Miller, Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood Mac, Linda Ronstadt, and more. Friday, November 27th, from 6 to 8:30pm. Open to all. No cover.
The Midnight Buzz Band:
Tracey Collins – vocals
Barry Collins – guitar and vocals
Marc Lipson – bass guitar
Eddie Hall – drums
and Special Guest Brian Franke – guitar and vocals
(*Occasionally there are changes to band members. Updates are made based on info received ahead of the scheduled date.)
Learn more about Midnight Buzz and follow their musical journey at:
https://www.facebook.com/TheMidnightBuzzBand
Jones Catering will be onsite cooking up all of your favorites – burgers, dogs, wings, fries, and more, with service beginning by 5:00pm. Check them out on their Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571565334491
Our live music events typically take place within the beautiful space of the glass conservatory, our indoor tropical oasis. On occasion, the music may perform outdoors, under the eaves of the back deck. Both indoor and outdoor seating is available first come, no reservations.
Picnics are welcome throughout the property, barring any outside alcohol. We have plentiful seating areas indoors and outdoors, across all areas of the winery/brewery property. Feel free to bring your blankets/chairs. Pop up tents and personal grills are permitted for use in the overflow grassy tailgate and picnic areas.
Glass House Winery wines (by glass or bottle) and Glass House Brewery beers (by pint glass) will be available at both the Tasting Room Bar and the Glass Theater Brewpub (during their respective operating hours detailed below).
Children are welcome, please supervise them at all times. Consider bringing along games or other items to entertain them while seated.
Well behaved dogs are also welcome but must remain on their leash at all times.

