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Red, White, & Boots: Live Music, Dancing, and More!

Red, White, & Boots: Live Music, Dancing, and More!

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CORBETT'S presents their 4th of July Celebration - Red, White, & Boots. Join us for a day filled with live music, dancing, and more! Your $10 cover includes your first Ranch Hand brew on Drew. Get ready to dance the night away with live music by Sophia Rankin and The Sound and Drew Cooper, all happening in the historic air-conditioned CORBETT'S Building. And don't forget to stay for the Boots and Beats after party starting at 10pm (ages 21+)!

Grab your favorite boots and get ready for an unforgettable experience at CORBETT'S 4th of July Celebration. DJ Jason Ehresman and KIIM FM’s Porkchop will be spinning the best tunes in the beer garden. Enjoy lawn games, delicious ribs and skirt steak grilled to perfection, and so much more. The party starts at 3pm and goes until the fireworks light up the sky. Don't miss out on this incredible event!

This year, CORBETT'S is excited to host their very first 4th of July Celebration. We have carefully curated an amazing lineup of live music acts to make this event truly special. In the Beer Garden, DJ Jason Ehresman and DJ Porkchop will be providing non-stop entertainment starting at 3pm. In the Historic CORBETT'S Building, be prepared to be blown away by the incredible performances of Sophia Rankin and The Sound at 6pm, followed by Drew Cooper at 8pm. Drew Cooper will be playing country music, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy.

If you're in the mood for some dancing, we've got you covered. There will be an indoor dance floor right in front of the stage, allowing you to dance the night away to your heart's content. So put on your dancing shoes and get ready to have a blast!

This event is perfect for the whole family. Until 10pm, all ages are welcome to join in on the fun. After that, it's a 21+ affair for the Boots and Beats after party. We've also planned special activities for children, including lawn games that they can enjoy throughout the day. It's the perfect opportunity to create wonderful memories with your loved ones.

For just a $10 cover charge, you'll have access to all the exciting entertainment and experiences that CORBETT'S 4th of July Celebration has to offer. And if you're 12 years old or under, entry is free! So grab your friends, put on your favorite boots, and get ready for a 4th of July celebration like no other!

For more information and to buy tickets, visit the link here!

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