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More than fifty craft breweries -- most who can their beer -- brought their talents to Bohn Park in Lyons on Saturday for the Burning Can Beer Fest. Hosted by Oskar Blues, the native Lyons brewpub, the festival was held in conjunction with the adrenaline-fueled Lyons Outdoor Games and included competitions and live musical performances from Anders Osborne and Interstate Stash Express. The goal this year was to raise money to help Lyons recover from last September's floods.
For all the photos from the event, see the full slideshow here.
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