Barley Station Brewpub’s owners Stu and Kathy Bradford and longtime head chef Wally Bonn celebrated 15 years in business on Saturday, Jan. 23. (Jim Elliot/Salmon Arm Observer)

Snapshot: Salmon Arm’s Barley Station Brewpub celebrates 15th year in business

The highwayside pub is looking forward to the future.

The Barley Station Brewpub in Salmon Arm marked a major milestone on Saturday, Jan. 23. The pub located alongside the Trans-Canada Highway has been open for 15 years.

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Owners Stu and Kathy Bradford and longtime head chef Wally Bonn thanked the public for their support and look forward to the future.

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