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| Image credits: Turning Point Beer, Waters Restaurant, Rahr & Sons Brewing Co., Oak Highlands Brewery. |
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As the pandemic continues to rear its head, most local bars and breweries have once again been forced to temporarily close their doors. With that, the number of scheduled events is expected to be lower for the time being, but those that have been published are shared below.
Cheers!
Monday, July 6
Pubs/Restaurants/Retail
Friday, July 10
Brewery Special Events
Pubs/Restaurants/Retail
Further Out
In case you missed it...
Pubs/Restaurants/Retail
- The Common Table, Frisco - 5 p.m. - Pour Man's Beer Dinner featuring four courses and four beers for $29.
Tuesday, July 7
Brewery Special Events
Brewery Special Events
- Turning Point Beer, Bedford - 4 p.m. - Taproom To-Go Release of the latest batch of Shake Zula Piña Colada, a milkshake double IPA with coconut and pineapple.
Brewery Special Events
- Oak Highlands Brewery, Dallas - 5 p.m. - Friday Night Fish Fry To-Go (click here for more information).
Sunday, July 12
Pubs/Restaurants/Retail
- Waters Restaurant, Fort Worth - 7:30 p.m. - Virtual Dinner Experience with Rahr & Sons Brewing Co. ($110 for two, email privatedining@waterstexas.com to reserve).
Further Out
- Fletcher's Corny Dogs Pop-Up at Oak Cliff Brewing Co., July 15.
- We're Turning Two at Backstory Brewery, July 18-19.
- Fletcher's Corny Dogs Pop-Up at Texas Ale Project, July 23.
- Second Annual Adult Science Fair at Celestial Beerworks, July 25.
- Fletcher's Corny Dogs Pop-Up at Lakewood Brewing Co., August 7.
In case you missed it...
- Tasty to-go options for your holiday beer run
- Hop & Sting expanding product range and reach
- House beers now pouring at Craft and Growler
- Deep Ellum closes Funkytown Fermatorium
- Ash & Ember brings first brewery to Cedar Hill
