Photograph by Miguel Rivas, The Beer Trekker, Image via Five Boro Craft Beer Fest
We’re fast approaching the end of the work week, and celebratory drinks are in order. But beyond Thirsty Thursday in the city — when you’ll likely encounter questionable dive bars and overpriced cocktails — plenty of annual drinking events are held …
MorePenn Station just keeps getting fancier by the month – from the new West End Concourse to the host of fancy new retail that has popped up. Shake Shack is one of these and on Monday, the burger joint will launch a new beer just for Penn Station – the “Delayed at Shake Shack’s Penn Station” beer …
MoreHell’s Kitchen has come a long way since its gang-ridden days, and is now one of Manhattan’s more popular areas. Here are 18 must visit places in the neighborhood.
MoreUntapped Cities explores the mews pubs of London, public houses located on alleys and courtyards that once served as home to horse stables and coach houses.
MoreBeer has been a part of NYC’s history from the very beginning. Here are 10 fun historical facts about the the production and consumption of beer in New York.
More10 beer halls to check out in NYC: Radegast, Flatiron Hall, Houston Hall, Clinton Hall, Bronx Beer Hall, Bierhaus, Paulaner, Berry Park, Berg’n, Reichenbac
MoreHeading up to Freeman Street in the Bronx for the Seis del Sur photo exhibit, you’ll encounter plenty of street art, subway art and temporary installations.
MoreBaltimore’s small independent craft breweries host some of the most unique architectural, flavorful and cultural facets of the city.
MoreConstruction crews come across a complex network of caves in the Melrose section of the Bronx, that used to be used to brew Ebling’s beer.
MoreMONDAY, JULY 1: For three days only this July, come see a copy of the Declaration of Independence, written in Thomas Jefferson’s own hand, and one of the remaining original copies of the Bill of Rights. New York Public Library Stephen A. Schwarzman Branch at 42nd St, 2nd floor. FREE.
TUESDAY, JULY 2: Join The Freedom …
MoreIn the working-class district of the 18th arrondissement, Brasserie de la Goutte d’Or produces 100% organic, 100% Parisian artisanal beer named after its neighborhood streets.
MoreA market from 1854 that has survived despite being built around and above
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