Wine Walk smiles for everyone.
The bar staff at Old City Hall have some of the friendliest smiles around!

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2012 East Side Bay City Wine Walk Sells Out

Streets of Downtown Bustling With Activity

September 23, 2012       Leave a Comment
By: Diane Szczepanski

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It was a sold out event and another success on the record for Downtown Bay City and the 14th Annual Wine Walk on Thursday, September 22, 2012.

Every participating location was hopping and many offered entertainment. The Swaggering Rogues played for vendors and shoppers at East Bank Market at Unity Park and The Screaming Casanova's got the dance floor hopping at Old City Hall.

The Casanova's drummer, Joe Spada remarked, "This is our 6th year playing at OCH for the Wine Walk and it's always a good time".

Samples of various wines and delicious food was available in many locations around Downtown Bay City and a great night was had by all.

Toasting to a successful wine walk
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Darraugh and Becca at East Bank Market
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This gang joined the crowd that had gathered at The Kingfish restaurant
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Renee VanSumeren, right and Jen Szczepanski
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Accordion music floated thru the beautiful night air
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Groups of friends were out everywhere enjoying a fun wine walk
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Diane Szczepanski
Business-woman by day, confessed boot addict by night and 'wanna-be' writer, music lover and proud Mom of an awesome guitar playing, teen son. More from Diane Szczepanski

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