You’re Invited – Celebrate Chris & Brigid Allinger’s Retirement!

Celebrate Chris & Brigid Allinger’s Retirement!

Friday, July 18 • Treleaven Winery, King Ferry

Join us at Treleaven Winery on Friday, July 18 for a special night honoring Chris Allinger, Cayuga Media Group’s Operations Manager and longtime morning host on our sister station Q Country, along with his wife Brigid Allinger, Cayuga Media Group Account Executive—as they retire after 35 years in radio!

We’ll be celebrating at the Hangtime Stage with live music from Tink Bennett & Tailor Made, great food and drinks available for purchase from Treleaven, and tons of Q Country prizes!

Admission is free—just bring:

A toy for Cops, Kids and Toys,
Or canned goods/a cash donation for the Food Bank of the Southern Tier.

Let’s raise a little hell—and a whole lot of help—for two great local causes, while we send Chris and Brigid off in style!

Don’t miss it—Friday night, July 18 at Treleaven Winery. A celebration 35 years in the making!

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