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Snommegang Chilly Indeed

In Downtown Oneonta Tents

Brewery Ommegang’s annual Snommegang Invitational Beer Festival in downtown Oneonta Saturday certainly lived up to its name,, as flurries filled the air and blustery winds pushed the wind chill into the negative digits. But that didn’t keep attendees Kim, Ken and Nick Byrne, who traveled from Burlington, Conn., from sampling many selections of beer from around the country. The event featured live music, food, and over 30 brewers, occupied five tents along Main Street. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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