Breanna from DUSO's Bar welcomes Wine Walkers with a winning smile

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Wonderful Weather for the 5th Annual Midland Street Wine Walk

June 11, 2010
By: Julie McCallum, Entertainment Editor

Wine-walkers walked down and around Historical Midland Street in Bay City for The 5th annual Midland Street Wine Walk that was held on Thursday, June 10, 2010.

Wine connoisseurs from all around joined the kick-off event of the summer, with the temperatures close to 80 degrees.

Wine connoisseurs sampled wines from around the world and tasted the complimentary Hors d'oeuvre offered by the 12 participating establishments, including,The Big House, Diamond Ballroom, Duso's Bar, Lucky's Pub, Midland Street Jack's, O'Hare's Bar, Rathskeller, River Rock, The Stables, Steamers, Westown and Tommy V's.


(Above) AT RIVER ROCK (Front) - Andria Packard, Natalie Henderson, Margret Forgash - (Back) - Kim Ewald, Kellie Kukla, Erin Steward, Marci Norgan, Amy Lowell, Carol Taglauer, Melissia Anderson


(Above Left) It wouldn't be right without a picture of the King of Wine Walk -- Greg Kimbrue -- at the River Rock (Above Right) MyBayCity was happy to visit with Randy and Paulette Groya


(Above) Bumping into Bob Mazzara, Lisa McFadyen, Branden Arsenault, Mike Dore


LUCKYS - The 5th Annual Midland Street Wine Walk has definitely been lucky with great weather!


A dozen establishments participated in the annual event on and around Midland Street, on the west side of Bay City


(Above) Although Ronda Summers and Danielle Ross were not a part of the wine walk, they still came out to visit with a flurry of friends


(Above) Enjoying the nice weather outside of the Diamond Ball Room - Lisa Badalamenti, Tammy Samborn, Wendy Burleigh, Jay Samborn, Jennie Eager



(Above) Matt & Greta Zalucha are sure to catch this event every year


(Above) STEAMERS DECK Jena Lowell who just turned 21 with her friends Collin Swiecick and Sarah Ramey, said this was their first wine walk event, and it for sure is good wine, good friends and a good time!


(Above) Each business tries to 'out-do' the other, with their food and food presentation and/or themes. Pictured at the BIG HOUSE