Pontiac holds old time pub crawl downtown

The Pontiac Regional Chamber, Pontiac Downtown Business Association, Greater Pontiac Sesquicentennial Commission and The Rise of the Phoenix program have partnered to host two exciting days of open houses and family fun!  The weekend welcomes and introduces the 52 new businesses that have opened in downtown while celebrating the City’s 150th year.

On Friday, June 17, the fun will include an Old-Time Pub Crawl and Cruise N’ the Loop.

5 to 10 p.m.
Old Time Pub Crawl
          Come hungry and thirsty and try signature drinks and dishes at the many        restaurants on Saginaw, Mill and Perry Streets including:
           
            Mill Street Grille 12 S Mill Street
                    Acoustic Madness, guitar and drum duo, performing rock and reggae
            Crofoot 1 South Saginaw
                   50s theme in the café
            JD’s Keyboard Lounge 1 North Saginaw
                   Free Admission-No Cover Charge
            Blue Note Café 7 North Saginaw
            Lucas Coney Island 29 North Saginaw
            Bo’s Smoke House 51 North Saginaw
                   DJ and happy hour until eight
            Liberty Bar 85 North Saginaw
                   Video Game Night
            Time Square Bar in the Lafayette Grand 1 Lafayette
            Clutch Cargo Nightclub
            Tonic Nightclub
            Reunion 40 W. Pike
                   Summer Friday concert series.  June 17th Al McKenzie, doors open at 8                               
5 p.m. to Dusk
Cruise’N the Loop
          New name, same great event every Friday night June 3 – September 30
            Vintage car cruise and showcase

For more information: www.pontiacdba.com or www.pontiacchamber.com,
248-336-9600

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