EVENTS THIS MONTH AT THE BREWERY
Whether its celebrating a birthday, anniversary, wedding, retirement, baby shower, high school reunion or more we host dozens and dozens of events all year. Some, like Carolina Indie Fest and Brews Blues and BBQ, are larger and more planned. Others, like personal celebrations, are spur of the moment. Regardless of the reason we are ready to host you and your party - if you have questions reach out through our Google Business Profile, over Facebook, Instagram or email at info@huggermuggerbrewing.com and let us know how we can help make your event special.
August & September Events
* On Saturday the 30th we close out August with a fun music offering - Accordions, Fiddlers and More returns to the brewery with great enthusiasm and love for Celtic music and its traditions. Enjoy reels and jigs and more, we were up and dancing at the last one and can't wait to see our Irish musicians again.
Then, rolling right into the month of September … take a look here at all our events in the brewery for the month:
* Our September 5th First Friday event features dogs to adopt, a cornhole tournament to help rescue organizations, crafty vendors a food truck favorite (Drunken Noodles) and beer beer beer!
* Sunday the 7th is our regular stretchy hijinks with Sanford Yoga & Community Center starting with Yoga & Beer at 11am when the brewery is quiet and still. This is immediately followed by Stitch & B**ch where there's a lot of both stitching and b***hing. Sure seems like a lot to justifiably b***h about nowadays.
* line dancing with Buckles and Boots is again on tap twice this month. Sunday the 7th and Sunday the 21st - both starting at 2:30pm - are the dates this month. The beer hall remains open during the dancing and it is $15 for all the dancing you'll want plus the beverage of your choice.
* bring your green-ish thumb either to the doctor OR to our Bier Garten Garden Club on Monday September 8th. The topic this month is Pruning Trees and Shrubs and your presenter is, as most always, the award winning Amanda Bratcher from Lee County Cooperative Extension.
* our new trivia master has brainpans sizzling on Tuesday nights starting at 7pm, are you equal to the task?
* our next book club meeting is Wednesday, September 10th at 6:30pm. This month we're reading A House with Good Bones which I see described, in part, as Southern Gothic. Imagine that, I fancy myself a bit of a Southern Gothic myself. Looking for a book? We have many fine book sellers locally including Sips & Sequels, Monkeykat or Fulfillity Books in Hope Mills. Of course your local library always appreciates the foot traffic and those books are free (but they want them back!)
* retro arcade games return on September 12 & 13 with many types of video games represented. Taps Creamery will be here serving ice cream both days, including 1-9pm on the 13th. All games are free. Consumables are on you.
* Thursday afternoons are still the time for picking up community supported agriculture (CSA) boxes courtesy of CV Pilson Farm. These boxes are filled with fresh fruits and veggies sourced from small area farms. You can subscribe for a month at a time and pause/resume your pickups (at no cost) at any time to accommodate busy lifestyles. Not all of us can get to the weekend markets consistently so this is a great option for busy people to still buy local.
* Our first Garage Concert of the Fall is on Friday, September 19 featuring Hemlock Theory & Crumb Catcher. Look for us around back outside the eponymous garage starting 7pm-ish.
* Octoberfest returns on Saturday, September 20th with an oompah band, Pinewurst food truck, classic steins for your beer and ... beer. Beer beer beer!
* We're getting crafty with Crafts and Drafts on Monday, September 22nd. Check out the My Depiction Addiction website for full details and tickets. A week later we're learning, and practicing, the traditional Japanese technique of Gyotaku, or fish printing— an expressive, hands-on art form originally used by anglers to document their catches. Flora and Fauna Festivities has all the deets.
* Our monthly bottle share happens starting 7pm on Wednesday, September 24th. This is a free event, just bring a couple of bottles/cans/growlers/fishbowls of beer to share with the group. It's the only time outside alcohol is allowed in the brewery.
* Carolina Indie Fest comes back for the 8th time September 26th (5-9pm) and 27th (2-9pm) - we have a large stage set up behind the brewery with professional lights and sound. Loads of crafty vendors, a contest or two, food trucks, a special beer release ... it's a really really fun two days!
Wow, that seems like a lot - even for us! Check our Facebook events page to make sure I haven't missed anything & see you in the brewery!
