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Bourbon & Bliss: A night of spirits, flavor and music in Downtown Greenfield Sept. 18

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By Kacie Lytle 
Executive Director                                                                                                                                                MainStreet Downtown Greenfield
A 501©(3) Nonprofit Organization

Main Street Downtown Greenfield, in partnership with Black Diamond Distillery, invites the community to an unforgettable evening at Bourbon & Bliss, a signature fundraising event celebrating local flavor, art, and music on Sept. 18.

Guests will enjoy:

Signature cocktails & local spirits crafted at Black Diamond Distillery

Hors d’oeuvres by Shoelace Catering, including:

Bourbon Glazed Meatballs – the perfect balance of sweet, smoky, tangy, and savory

Bourbon Glazed Carrots – buttery, glossy, and irresistibly sweet and savory

Bourbon Glazed Little Smokies – smoky, sweet, and spicy for a deliciously complex bite

Bourbon & Bacon Jam Crostini – lightly toasted crostini topped with creamy Brie and a rich bourbon-maple bacon jam

Bourbon Balls – authentic Kentucky candy blending smooth bourbon with rich chocolate for a decadent finish

Live blues and jazz performed by Gary “Guitar” Williams

An art auction featuring pieces from talented local artists and

A raffle with unique gift baskets.

This exclusive evening will take place on Thursday, Sept. 18 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Black Diamond Distillery, 246 Jefferson St., Greenfield.

Tickets are $50 per person and include two drinks, appetizers, and one raffle entry. Only 50 tickets are available, making this an intimate and highly anticipated event.

Casual cocktail attire is suggested.

All proceeds benefit Main Street Downtown Greenfield, supporting ongoing revitalization and community development efforts.

Reserve your spot today. Tickets are limited and expected to sell out quickly.

Email director@mainstreetgreenfield.com or call 740-505-5540 to purchase tickets.

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