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This oyster feast features all the fixings, like saltines, shuckers, cocktail sauce, and mignonette.

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Aw shucks, you don’t want to miss this. On Sunday, Feb. 23, The Grand on Main is serving up an epic oyster feast with all-you-can-eat oysters, tasty sides, and two drink tickets featuring Wicked Weed beers during the Wicked Weed Oyster Roast launch party.

From 1-7 p.m., enjoy fresh flavors, cold brews, and great vibes. Pro tip: Tickets are limited — snag yours for $45 (single) or $80 (couple) before they’re gone.

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