ARktoberfest raises over 25k for kids meals

Rapp’s Barren Brewing Company proudly hosted its fourth annual ARktoberfest in the Baker District of Mountain Home, bringing together hundreds of locals and visitors for a weekend of
craft beer, live music, and community spirit – all in support of the Mountain Home Public Schools Backpack Food 4 Kids Program.
This year’s festival raised $25,228.36, helping provide nutritious weekend meals for children across the Twin Lakes area.

The event featured performances by The Ozark Mountain Bluesmen and Bad Habit, fan-favorite competitions like the Beer Mile and Stein Hoisting, and exclusive VIP barbecue demonstrations
by Malcom Reed, founder of How to BBQ Right. Guests also enjoyed craft brews from 11 different Arkansas and Missouri breweries.

“ARktoberfest is about more than beer,” said Russell Tucker, Co-Owner of Rapp’s Barren Brewing Company. “It’s about community – bringing people together for something bigger than ourselves. Every pint, every laugh, every shared moment helps support our neighbors.”

Since opening in 2017, Rapp’s Barren has grown from a small local brewery into a cornerstone of downtown Mountain Home’s revitalization — creating a space for good food, good company,
and good causes.

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