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Stay Where You Are Contest From Montauk Brewing Co.

Thu, 05/14/2020 - 07:44
The Montauk Brewing Company
Morgan McGivern

Montauk Brewing Company is holding a #staywhereyouare art contest for a new design on a beer can that also needs a name.

One lucky winner will receive $500 cash and have their design used in a special limited-edition run of cans in the future.

To enter, email [email protected] and ask for a blank can template. All submissions will be accepted and designs can be sent back to the same email address. Share your work of art on social media and tag @montaukbrewco.

The deadline for submissions is June 1. 

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