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‘Cooperstown On Tap’

Fills Hall of Fame Block

Beer, food, music – and lots of people – is what it's all about until 8 p.m. at Cooperstown On Tap, the second half of Cooptoberfest, which featured family fun until 4 p.m. In top photo, three SUNY Oneonta grads, now teachers, reuned in Cooperstownn this evening: from left, Becky Thorman, Berne, Colleen Head, Worcester, and Colleen Dergosits, Saratoga. Lower right, crowds lined Main Street in front of the Hall of Fame for half a block in each direction, waiting to get in to sample more than 100 beers from around the region. Lower left, Brian Gengenbach of Blue Point Brewery on Long Island pours a sample for Michaela Watts, Norwich. In talking to attendees, the day seemed to have a regional draw. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Beer, food, music – and lots of people – is what it’s all about until 8 p.m. at Cooperstown On Tap, the second half of Cooptoberfest, which featured family fun until 4 p.m. In top photo, three SUNY Oneonta grads, now teachers, reuned in Cooperstown, dressing up for a group photo: from left, Becky Thorman, Berne, Colleen Head, Worcester, and Colleen Dergosits, Saratoga. Lower right, crowds lined Main Street in front of the Hall of Fame for half a block in each direction, waiting to get in to sample more than 100 beers from around the region. Lower left, Brian Gengenbach of Blue Point Brewery on Long Island pours a sample for Michaela Watts, Norwich. In talking to attendees, the day seemed to have a regional draw.   The evening portion was organized by American On Tap, a subsidiary of Town Square Media.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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