barVolo Presents the 2nd Annual We Live For The Funk Night
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On September 7, 2012 At 12:30 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Bar Volo, Ontario
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TORONTO, ON – barVolo, one of Toronto’s top craft beer destinations, has announced details for the 2nd annual edition of We Live For The Funk, a tap takeover event featuring sour, barrel-aged and funky beers from some of the best craft brewers in Ontario and Quebec.
Taking place on Thursday September 20th starting at 6:00 PM, the event will feature 25 beers on tap, each limited to a single keg. Breweries with beers being featured will include Amsterdam Brewing, Great Lakes Brewery, Indie Ale House, Sawdust City Brewing, Bellwoods Brewery and Hopfenstark, as well as Volo’s own in-house brewery House Ales. Also on offer will be food by Chef Guy Rawlings and a funky DJ set by Lively Ones.
A limited number of 6:00 PM admission tickets are available online for $15, which includes a souvenir tasting glass and one drink token, with additional tokens available for purchase on site. General admission will open at 8:00 PM, and will cost $5 at the door. For more details, see the event website.
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