WEST WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A popular fundraiser brought together wine enthusiasts and supporters of a local non-profit. The wine festival Rhythm and Wine returned to the Moonlite Drive-In in West Wyoming for its fifth year on Saturday.
The festival featured live music, food, and more than 20 vendors serving up wine, moonshine, cider, and more.
They also raised money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of NEPA using sponsors, ticket sales, and raffles.
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"The more we can give, the more, you know, everybody's just gotta get along, and the world's too ugly the way it is now. You know, so anybody that can support anybody, I think, is a fantastic thing," event attendee Brian Gardner said.
"It's great there's a lot of local businesses, even some as far as Bloomsburg, so it's nice to see just a little bit further out, you know, what options we have for local wine enthusiasts," event attendee Bri DePetro told 28/22 News.
The event raised more than $15,000 on Saturday for Big Brothers Big Sisters and more than $65,000 for them in its first four years.
