Musicfestnw Presents Project Pabst

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PHOTOS: Relive the Heat, the Beer and the Awesome Music of MusicfestNW presents Project Pabst

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Five Songs Guaranteed To Start a Pit at MusicfestNW presents Project Pabst

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MusicfestNW Presents Project Pabst Is Bringing 18 Bands, Lots of Beer and One Giant Unicorn to Waterfront Park

Every year, the city’s premier music festival comes around right when we need it most, allowing us to refocus on the things that make us the happiest—namely, music and beer.

Seven Cool Things About MusicfestNW Presents Project Pabst That Aren’t Music

There will be beer—but also games, free haircuts and one giant unicorn.

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