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Camden Oyster & Beer Festival Drives Local Sales in Maine

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What happened

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The 4th Annual Camden Oyster & Beer Festival took place at Lyman Morse's wharf in Camden, Maine, on October 11. The event featured oyster companies and several breweries, including Stone Alley Brewing Company and Marshall Wharf Brewing Company. OystHERS Raw Bar & Bubbly, co-owned by Lauren Crosby, sold out of its entire inventory of oysters during the festival.

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Why it matters

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The festival generated local economic activity by bringing together various small businesses, including oyster farmers and breweries. Freshly shucked oysters sold at the event averaged about $4 per oyster.

From penbaypilot.com

Who's involved

  • Lyman MorseHosted the festival at its wharf on Camden Harbor.
  • Lauren CrosbyCo-owner of OystHERS Raw Bar & Bubbly, which sold oysters at the event.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Lyman MorseSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue and foot traffic due to the successful festival at its wharf.

  • Lauren CrosbySpeculative

    Might see increased sales revenue as her company sold out of its entire inventory at the festival.

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