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Watch The World Series With Edgar

Dave · October 25, 2010 at 9:41 am · Filed Under Mariners 

Friend of the blog Pete Livengood passed this along, and it sounds like a cool opportunity.

World Series Viewing Event, Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Bring friends and family to watch World Series Game One at Elysian Fields Stadium District Brewpub in Seattle! ALL AGES WELCOME!
Special Appearance by Edgar Martinez!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010*

Elysian Fields Stadium District
542 – 1st Ave. S. Seattle, WA

World Series Game One begins at 4:30pm

No Tickets Necessary: Show up anytime that evening, and have fun! Elysian Brewing Company will donate a portion of proceeds from the evening’s food and drink sales to The Martinez Foundation.

Autograph Session with Edgar, 6-7pm:

Edgar Martinez will sign autographs for a $25 donation to The Martinez Foundation.
Authentic MLB baseball and display cube available for additional $20 purchase.
100% of autograph fees will be donated to The Martinez Foundation.

Throughout October and November, Elysian Brewing Comp;any will donate $1 for every purchase of Edgar Martinez’s Mezcal import, El Zacatecano, to the Martinez foundation.

I’ve eaten at the Elysian a few times, and I’ve always had a good time. My drinking friends are fans of their beers as well. Check it out.

Comments

7 Responses to “Watch The World Series With Edgar”

  1. Rick Banjo on October 25th, 2010 11:09 am

    You know, as a beer guy with undimmed affection for Edgar, an event like this is nigh Xanadu. I certainly wish I was back home for this one.

  2. TomTuttle on October 25th, 2010 11:25 am

    Somebody ask Edgar if he could come back and hit for us. 😀

  3. joethewest on October 25th, 2010 1:51 pm

    Honestly, I usually am pretty dissapointed when I walk into a place and find out there’s no Mac N’ Jack’s or Sierra Nevadas, but the beer at the Elysian Fields is actually pretty frickin’ good.

    If my work doesn’t clear me on wednesday for being sick, I will be there fo sho.

  4. GripS on October 25th, 2010 4:13 pm

    Elysian Fields is pretty cool. I think they don’t sell Mac N’ Jacks because that would be kinda like asking for a Big Mac at a Burger King.

    This is awesome. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll gladly pay 25 bucks for an autograph. It’s not like these other schmucks who just collect the profit for themselves.

  5. J-Dog on October 25th, 2010 11:17 pm

    I think they don’t sell Mac N’ Jacks because that would be kinda like asking for a Big Mac at a Burger King.

    If McDonalds or Burger King sold good food.

  6. huskies2010 on October 26th, 2010 1:33 pm

    Appreciate the heads-up. I don’t live in Seattle any more, but I e-mailed my dad about it and he’s all kinds of excited.

  7. Pete Livengood on October 26th, 2010 2:13 pm

    Thank you, Dave, for the help in promoting this. It really helps, as does word of mouth from die-hard Mariners fans like most of us who populate the comments on this blog.

    This event is designed to be both kid-friendly and adult-friendly, and the best part is YOU decide how much you want to support Edgar’s Foundation. A portion of proceeds from orders from a special event menu, as well as beer and spirits sales (and a little extra if you order a drink made from El Zacatecano mezcal – “Edgar’s Friend Zac”). And $25 for an Edgar autograph, knowing 100% of that goes to such a good cause, is a great deal.

    And for those of you who don’t know, it really is a good cause. Edgar & Holli are doing a great job of raising and distributing need-based diversity scholarships for students interested in teaching in under-served communities. As they put it:

    “The Martinez Foundation…strives to strengthen our communities by providing underserved populations with educational opportunities.

    Teachers are at the heart of our society and play a central role in addressing the widening achievement gap in Washington and across the nation. By creating need-based diversity scholarships and support programs, The Martinez Foundation feels it can empower students from underrepresented populations to not only pursue higher education for their own benefit, but also positively impact the students and communities they serve.”

    I have a hard time trying to think of a reason why anybody would be opposed to what they’re doing here. And as usual, Edgar is doing it quietly…but hopefully events like this can change that and raise awareness and support for what he’s trying to do.

    Finally, Elysian doesn’t carry Mac ‘n Jack’s, but they do carry other craft brews made by some of the finest craft breweries in the world (including Elysian, which is quite possibly the most award-winning Washigton craft brewer). Come down tomorrow, and give ’em a try.

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