Inaugural Brew-Ha-Ha coming this weekend, benefiting BBBS Shawnee County

Eric Maydew with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shawnee County previews this weekend's first-ever Brew Ha-Ha benefiting BBBS.

The event features products from local micro-breweries and wineries, and there will be food aplenty!

You can find more info at KansasBigs.org.

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