Annual Fall Social Fundraiser

Motor City Mountain Biking Association

MCMBA Annual Fall Social  – November 13, 2022

The MCMBA is partnered with Supernatural Brewing to host “Dine & Donate” Benefit. This is a win for everyone You get great to enjoy great food and beer, support for a local business, and feel good knowing 10% of your bill will be donated to the local trails.
 
This one-day chapter benefit event will help us continue to develop and maintain the Hines Trail network. Supernatural Brewing will be donating a portion of your in-house dining bill back to the MCMBA. The more you eat and drink…the larger the donation becomes.
 
This is the MCMBA’s annual end of year social event, riding is not required…But there will be opportunities to ride the Hines trails right from Supernatural’s parking lot.
 
There will be Indoor and Outdoor seating options, with the entire deck reserved just for us. So come anytime between 1pm and 9pm to meet your schedule.
 
Sponsored by:
Supernatural Brewing & Spirits
MooseMitts.com
Current Tap list/Menu
https://www.supernaturalbrewing.com/on-tap
 
They also have hard cider, soda and well drinks for non-beer drinkers. Pub style service so just place your orders at the bar.
Delicious food from carnivore to vegan.
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