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Have you bought your tickets yet for the Brew Movement Against Multiple Sclerosis?

The 4th annual event, featuring craft beer, homebrew, food, live music and a silent auction, is coming up March 14, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., at the Pink Palace Museum in Memphis.

Those of us who blog at FuzzyBrew are helping to sponsor this year’s event and will pour some of our own homebrews — a Pale Ale, SMaSH India Pale Ale and a Saison.

Tickets are $30 in advance and can be purchased online now by going to the Brew Movement website or in person at Mid-South Malts, 741 N. White Station Road. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door for $35 each, cash only. The event benefits the Mid South Chapter of the National MS Society.

The Brew Movement Against Multiple Sclerosis will have a new home in 2013.

The 4th annual beer tasting event, which has raised over $21,000 to date for the Mid South Chapter of the National MS Society, will be held March 14, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., at the Pink Palace Museum in Memphis. It’s a bigger and more high-profile location for the growing event, which was previously held at Chickasaw Oaks Village.

Brew Movement is organized by local homebrewer Joe Barnes and features craft beer, homebrew, food, live music and a silent auction. And it’s all in the name of raising funds for and spreading awareness of Multiple Sclerosis, a devastating autoimmune disease of the central nervous system.

Tickets are $30 in advance and can be purchased online now by going to the Brew Movement website or in person at Mid-South Malts, 741 N. White Station Road. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door for $35 each, cash only.

A great time was had by all Thursday night at the 3rd annual Brew Movement, which raised money for the Mid South Chapter of the National MS Society. Those of us from FuzzyBrew volunteered and poured beer from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. and Red Brick Brewing. There was also great craft beer from Stone Brewing Co., Yazoo Brewing Co. and Ghost River Brewing, among others, and tasty homebrew from the Bluff City Brewers & Connoisseurs and Memphis Brewer’s Association.

Congressman Steve Cohen, right, kicked off the event. Brew Movement organizer Joe Barnes is on the left.

A view of the crowd inside the Chickasaw Oaks Village.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale — in cans, no less — was served.

Memphis’ Ghost River Brewing Company was on hand.

A silent auction featured rare beers and homebrewing gear.

There was also a live band at Brew Movement.

All that was left at the end of the night…