Great Lakes Distillery hosts annual Festivus celebration along with Packers fans Monday night
-
3:13
Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Bracelets bring in bucks to help...
-
3:22
EF-2 tornado tears through Menasha, leaving widespread damage
-
2:19
Independent investigation underway for man shot and killed by...
-
1:52
Businesses react as Madison protests continue after Corey Ruiz...
-
2:10
New Packers CEO says team won’t sell naming rights to Lambeau...
-
2:00
Cedarburg family on the road to recovery after barn explosion...
-
2:46
45 p.m. update: Severe weather threat has decreased. The watch...
-
3:29
Racine Zoo rounds out summer with concerts, car show and fundraising...
-
1:20
EAA AirVenture wraps up week of aviation thrills in Oshkosh
-
0:37
19-year-old killed in Milwaukee shooting near 73rd and Beckett
-
0:59
Jordan Love hosts youth football camp ahead of Packers training...
-
1:45
Madison protesters hold State Street sit-in, renew calls for...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Saints have come marching in, to Lambeau Field. And Monday night, Great Lakes Distillery not only welcomed people in for the game, they also held their annual Festivus event.
Based on an episode of "Seinfeld," it falls on Dec. 23 every year. This year, things started off with a couple of rounds of trivia. But the main event is the special ceremony known as the "airing of grievances."
"We've had people take up grievances with traffic drivers, people breaking into their cars, with their siblings, their grandparents. And even if you can't relate, it always gets the crowd having a little fun," said Emily Twyman, events coordinator, Great Lakes Distillery.
We're hoping there won't be any grievances for the Packers as they work to clinch a playoff spot.